Could There Be a Categorical Proposition That Does Not Fit

Multiple Choice

Could there be a categorical proposition that does not fit any of the four forms: A, E, I, and O?

A) No, because even non-categorical propositions can be made to fit one of the four forms.
B) No, because a proposition without a quality and quantity would not be categorical.
C) Yes, because some categorical propositions have no quality.
D) Yes, because some categorical propositions have no quantity.
E) Yes, and that is why we have the miscellaneous form U.