The two kinds of propositions are

AConnotative and denotative

BCategorical and conditional ✓ Correct

CBoth connotative-denotative and categorical-conditional

DNone of the above

Correct answer: (B) Categorical and conditional

Explanation

Propositions are of two kinds, categorical and conditional.

A categorical proposition asserts something unconditionally, joining subject and predicate directly.

A conditional proposition asserts a relation under a condition, as in the hypothetical and disjunctive forms.

Connotation and denotation are aspects of terms, not kinds of proposition.

The twofold division of propositions is therefore into categorical and conditional.

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