Which pair are universal propositions in Aristotle's syllogism?
ASome S are P and Some S are not P
BAll S are P and Some S are P
CNo S are P and Some S are not P
DAll S are P and No S are P
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. All S are P and No S are P
All S are P and No S are P speak of every member of the subject class, so they are universal.
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