"In quantification theory, a rule of inference that permits the valid inference of a generalized, or universally quantified expression from an expression that is given as true of any arbitrary selected individual" is called:
AUniversal Generalization
BExistential Instantiation
CUniversal Instantiation
DExistential Generalization
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