Discussion
What is the difference between membership and subclass?
Answer: C
Fido is a member of the category of dogs, and dogs are a subclass of mammals, and confusing the two produces the classic error of treating a class as an individual. Subclass is transitive and membership is not: Fido is not a member of mammals by transitivity but by the combination of the two relations. Assertion, physicality and transitivity are misstated in the other options. Two relations that look similar and behave differently deserve careful separation in any formalism.
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