Is It Possible to Form a Categorical Proposition That Has

question 71

Multiple Choice

Is it possible to form a categorical proposition that has only a subject or only a predicate but not both?

• A)No, since a categorical syllogism expresses a relationship between a subject and predicate.
• B)No, since every categorical proposition must have all five parts.
• C)A categorical proposition could lack a subject, but it must have a predicate.
• D)A categorical proposition could lack a predicate, but it must have a subject.
• E)Yes, as long as the proposition contains either a subject or a predicate.

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