If the conclusion of a valid categorical syllogism is an E-proposition, then the minor term must be distributed in the minor premise.

On the modern interpretation, if an E-proposition is false, the corresponding I-proposition is:

Identify the proposition corresponding with the given combination of quality and quantity. Universal affirmative

Which of the following correctly represents the assessment of an EAO-1 syllogism on the modern interpretation?

What is the final day of class? (Be sure to have all assignments complete by this date)

Which numbered regions are shaded?

A categorical syllogism with two universal premises and a particular conclusion can only be valid under the traditional interpretation.

No valid categorical syllogism can have two negative premises.

If an argument relies on the opinions of an expert, then it must commit a fallacy of unwarranted assumption.

According to the modern square of opposition, if “No S are P” is true, then “Some S are not P” must be false.