Existential Quantifiers and Universal Quantifiers

Question 1

All

Answer 1

Adjective - a complete number. a precise amount.

Question 2

Negated All

Answer 2

Some are not
Take the sufficient, then add some, then negate the necessary.
M –> /F

Question 3

Many = Some

Answer 3

Many is subjective - mice in house, how many?

Question 4

Some;

Answer 4

at least one, up to all
Adjective
no contrapositives
range
Reversible
< - some -> 
P some EB - Some pandas like to eat bamboo; Somethings that like to eat bamboo are pandas.

Question 5

Most

Answer 5

Half plus 1, up to all
Adjective; adverb
no contrapositives
range
Not reversible
—most—>
Most relationships imply some relationships.
Most A’s are B’s; Most Apples are Fruit
If you know B, you may or may not know about A.
I do not have a B, so I probably do not have an A. = wrong. You don’t know about A.

Question 6

Few

Answer 6

Some are, most are not
Adjective, pronoun, noun. Few is vague.
EX. Few dogs are evil is the conjunction of 
1. Some dogs are evil.  D some E 
2 Most dogs are not evil. D most /E
Most ; are not = predicate
2. is usually the lesson test makers look for.
Few X's are Y's  = 1 - 49%

Question 7

Negated Some

Answer 7

None