Identifying Subject, Predicate, and the Form of the Propositions

Topic 4 Reading Exercises from:
Copi, Irving M. Introduction to Logic, 14th Edition. Routledge.
5.3 INSTRUCTIONS
Identify the subject and predicate terms in, and name the form of, each of the following propositions:
PROBLEMS
1.Some historians are extremely gifted writers whose works read like first-rate novels.
Subject: Some historians
Predicate: novels.
Form: Particular Affirmative
2. No athletes who have ever accepted pay for participating in sports are amateurs.
Subject: Athletes who have ever accepted pay for participating in sports
Predicate: Amateurs
Form: Universal Negative
3.No dogs that are without pedigrees are candidates for blue ribbons in official dog shows sponsored by the American Kennel Club.
Subject: No dogs that are without pedigrees
Predicate: Candidates for blue ribbons in official dog shows sponsored by the American Kennel Club.
Form: Universal Negative
4.All satellites that are currently in orbit less than ten thousand miles high are very delicate devices that cost many thousands of dollars to manufacture.
Subject: All satellites that are currently in orbit less than ten thousand miles high
Predicate: Very delicate devices that cost many thousands of dollars to manufacture.
Form: Universal Affirmative
5. Some members of families that are rich and famous are not persons of either wealth or distinction.
Subject: Some members of families that are rich and famous
Predicate: Are not persons of either wealth or distinction.
Form: Particular Negative
6. Some paintings produced by artists who are universally recognized as masters are not works of genuine merit that either are or deserve to be preserved in museums and made available to the public.
Subject: Some paintings
Predicate: Are not works of genuine merit
Form: Particular Negative
7.All drivers of automobiles that are not safe are desperadoes who threaten the lives of their fellows.
Subject: All drivers
Predicate: Are desperadoes
Form: Universal Negative
8. Some politicians who could not be elected to the most minor positions are appointed officials in our government today.
Subject: Some politicians
Predicate: Are appointed officials
Form: Particular Affirmative
9.Some drugs that are very effective when properly administered are not safe remedies that all medicine cabinets should contain.
Subject: Some drugs
Predicate: Are not safe
Form: Particular Negative
10.No people who have not themselves done creative work in the arts are responsible critics on whose judgment we can rely.
Subject: No people
Predicate: are responsible critics
Form: Universal Negative
5.4 INSTRUCTIONS
Name the quality and quantity of each of the following propositions, and state whether their subject and predicate terms are distributed or undistributed:
PROBLEMS
1.Some presidential candidates will be sadly disappointed people.
Quality: Some presidential - Subject
Quantity: will be - Predicate
Terms: Distributed
2.All those who died in Nazi concentration camps were victims of a cruel and irrational tyranny.
Quality: All those (affirmative)
Quantity: were victims (particular)
Terms: Undistributed
3.Some recently identified unstable...