(3) Laws are salutary.
5. Prove by a syllogism in Bokardo that 'Some Socialists are not unselfish,' and reduce your syllogism directly and indirectly.
6. Prove the following propositions in the second figure, and reduce the syllogisms you use to the first—
(1) All negroes are not averse to education.
(2) Only murderers should be hanged.
7. Prove in Baroko and also in Ferio that 'Some Irishmen are not Celts.'
8. Construct in words the same syllogism in all the four figures.
9. Invent instances to show that false premisses may give true conclusions.
III.
1. What moods are peculiar to the first, second, and third figures respectively?