Discussion
The proposition in which both the subject and predicate terms are distributed is a ............ proposition.
Answer: C
Both terms are distributed in an E proposition.
'No S is P' says something about every S (each is excluded from P) and about every P (each is excluded from S), so both terms are distributed.
The other forms differ: an A proposition ('All S is P') distributes only its subject; an O proposition ('Some S is not P') distributes only its predicate; an I proposition ('Some S is P') distributes neither term.
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