Can a Singular Proposition Be Used in a Categorical Syllogism

question 72

Multiple Choice

Can a singular proposition be used in a categorical syllogism?

• A)No, because the subject is not a concept, and therefore could not be a term.
• B)No, because singular propositions are not truly categorical.
• C)Yes, but only as a premise.
• D)Yes, as either a premise or a conclusion.
• E)Yes, but only as a conclusion.

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Definitions:

Somatic Cell

Any cell of a living organism other than the reproductive cells, forming the body of the organism.

Metaphase

Time during cell division when the chromosomes line up along the equator of the cell.

Genotypes

The genetic makeup of an organism, representing the underlying codes for traits, which interacts with the environment to determine the organism's phenotype.

Heterozygous

Describes an organism that carries two different alleles of a particular gene, one inherited from each parent.