Which of the following is the converse of 'Some R are F'?
ASome F are not R
BSome R are not F
CNo F is R
DSome F are R ✓ Correct
Correct answer: (D) Some F are R
Explanation
The converse is 'Some F are R'.
Conversion interchanges the subject and predicate of a proposition.
'Some R are F' is a particular affirmative, an I proposition.
An I proposition converts validly, simply swapping its two terms.
Swapping R and F yields 'Some F are R', with quantity and quality unchanged.
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