In standard-form categorical statements, a word or phrase that names a class and is represented by the letter " S" is known as a _____.
A) subject term
B) prerogative term
C) syllogism
D) copula

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The subject term in a standard-form categorical statement is the class about which something is being asserted, and it is conventionally represented by the letter "S".

In Standard-Form Categorical Statements, a Word or Phrase That Names