Statements: There are angels among devout souls. Every social worker is an angel. Conclusions:Social workers are some of the most dedicated individuals.Some social workers are true believers.
A. My only conclusion is that I
B. Conclusion II is the only one that follows.
C. Either I or II comes next.
D. Neither I nor II are true.
Answer:D
Statements: There are angels among devout souls. Every social worker is an angel. Conclusions:Social workers are some of the most dedicated individuals.Some social workers are true believers.
A. My only conclusion is that I B. Conclusion II is the only one that follows. C. Either I or II comes next. D. Neither I nor II are true.
Explanation: The first premise is a proposition in the form of an I. As a result, the predicate's middle term, 'angels,' is not dispersed. The second premise is a proposition of type A. As a result, the predicate's middle term, 'angels,' is not dispersed. There is no definitive conclusion because the middle term is not dispersed even once in the premises.