If the following sentence were put into standard form as a categorical proposition, what would the copula be? Nothing quenches thirst like a glass of iced tea.

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The copula for the standard form of this proposition would be "is," as the sentence is making a comparison between two things and stating that one thing (a glass of iced tea) satisfies the quality of the other thing (quenching thirst). This can be translated into the standard form of "All things that quench thirst are things that are like a glass of iced tea."

If the Following Sentence Were Put into Standard Form as a Categorical