alleryA modal syllogism has at least one premise containing which kind of word?
ANecessarily or possibly
BFrequently or rarely
CSometimes or always
DTherefore or because
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Necessarily or possibly
A modal syllogism contains a premise with modal words such as necessarily, possibly or contingently.
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