Claims: All highways are bodies of water. Some bodies of water are made up of vessels. Conclusions:Some boats serve as highways.Every body of water is a boat.
A. Only conclusion I comes after conclusion B.
B. Only conclusion II comes after conclusion A.
C. Either I or II comes after D.
D. Neither I nor II come next.
Answer:D
Claims: All highways are bodies of water. Some bodies of water are made up of vessels. Conclusions:Some boats serve as highways.Every body of water is a boat.
A. Only conclusion I comes after conclusion B. B. Only conclusion II comes after conclusion A. C. Either I or II comes after D. D. Neither I nor II come next.
Explanation: A type is the first premise, and it distributes the subject. As a result, the predicate'waters', which is the middle term, is not dispersed. The second premise is that I type and neither the subject nor the predicate are distributed. As a result, the subject of the middle phrase 'waters' is not disseminated. There is no definitive conclusion because the middle term is not dispersed even once in the premises.