Which statement would exemplify a claim about all members of a category lacking a quality?

A universal negative statement is a claim that indicates that all members of a specific category do not possess a certain quality or characteristic. This type of statement often uses phrases such as "no" or "none," directly addressing the entire category in relation to the quality in question. For example, a universal negative statement might assert, "No dogs can fly." This claim specifies that every member of the category "dogs" lacks the quality of being able to fly.

In contrast, the other types of statements provided do not meet this criterion. A particular affirmative statement refers to some members of a category possessing a quality, while a universal affirmative statement asserts that all members of a category do possess a certain quality. A particular negative statement, on the other hand, indicates that some members of a category do not possess a quality but does not make any claim about the entire category.