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Complete the structure of a syllogism

Exercise and reference answers

Missing parts
  1. Answer
    middle
    Choices
    1. middle
    2. minor
    3. major
  2. Answer
    minor
    Choices
    1. minor
    2. middle
    3. major
  3. Answer
    major
    Choices
    1. major
    2. middle
    3. minor
Complete the statement
A syllogism has two premises and a conclusion. The {0} term appears in both premises but not in the conclusion. The subject of the conclusion is the {1} term, and its predicate is the {2} term.

Explanation

Three terms, each appearing exactly twice. Source: Logic: Deductive and Inductive, Carveth Read (1898), public domain.
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