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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an ALL statement example?

Recognizing universal statements. An ALL statement claims that every member of a group has a certain property. All members of Group A have quality B means that for every individual in Group A, that individual possesses quality B. That is precisely a universal claim about the whole group. The other options do not make a universal claim about all members. Some members of Group A have quality B conveys that at least one member has the property, which is existential. No members of Group A have quality B asserts that none have the property, a universal negative. If Group A, then Group B is a conditional relation between groups, not a statement about every member of Group A having a property.

Recognizing universal statements. An ALL statement claims that every member of a group has a certain property. All members of Group A have quality B means that for every individual in Group A, that individual possesses quality B. That is precisely a universal claim about the whole group.

The other options do not make a universal claim about all members. Some members of Group A have quality B conveys that at least one member has the property, which is existential. No members of Group A have quality B asserts that none have the property, a universal negative. If Group A, then Group B is a conditional relation between groups, not a statement about every member of Group A having a property.