Who and what
Obversion
Conversion
Contraposition
100

This operation can be used by any proposition type to generate a different but equivalent proposition.

What is obversion?

100

Negating the predicate is this step in the obversion operation.

What is the second step?

100

This is the number of steps in the conversion operation.

What is one?

100

These are the only types of propositions for which contraposition produces an equivalent proposition.

What are A and O?

200

"A" propositions can use these two operations to generate different but equivalent propositions.

What are obversion and contraposition?

200

This is the first step in the obversion operation.

What is switching (or changing) the quality of the subject?

200

These are the only types of propositions for which conversion produces an equivalent proposition.

What are E and I?

200

These are the three steps of contraposition.

What are 1) Obversion 2) Conversion 3) Obversion again?

300

"E" propositions can use these two operations to generate different but equivalent propositions.

What are obversion and conversion?

300

In the last step of the obversion operation, you cancel out these.

What are "double-nons"?

300

This is the first step of the conversion operation.

What is switching the subject and predicate?

300

This is the contrapositive of "All mammals are hair-producing animals."

What is "All non-hair-producing animals are non-mammals"?

400
"I" propositions can use these two operations to generate different but equivalent propositions.

What are conversion and obversion?

400

This is the obverse of "All dolphins are mammals."

What is "No dolphins are non-mammals"?

400

This is the converse of "No angels are mortal beings."

What is "No mortal beings are angels"?

400

This is the contrapositive of "All true ice creams are desserts made with dairy."

What is "All non-desserts-made-with-dairy are non-true-ice creams"?

500

"O" propositions can use these two operations to generate different but equivalent propositions.

What are contraposition and obversion?

500

This is the obverse of "Some trees are not non-deciduous."

What is "Some trees are deciduous"?

500

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This is the converse of "Some mushrooms are deadly to eat."

What is "Some deadly to eat items are mushrooms"?

500

This is the contrapositive of "Some lights are not artificial objects."

What is "Some non-artificial objects are not non-lights"?