Test III: Categorical Propositions

Important Concepts: be able to characterize and give examples.

quantity, quality, and distribution		universal affirmative statement
universal negative statement		particular affirmative statement
particular negative statement		sneaky O statement
contrariety		subcontrariety
contradiction		subalternation (implication)
conversion		obversion
contraposition

Important Skills: be able to do the following kinds of problems.

1. square of opposition--immediate inferences
2. further immediate inferences
3. successive immediate inferences
4. Venn diagrams of statements

Important Distinctions: be able to list differences and give examples.

1. A, E, I, O statements
2. quantity, quality, and distribution

Example test is online:
http://philosophy.lander.edu/logic/prop_test.html