Consider:
Every scholar is human.
Every human is living.
Therefore every scholar is living.
Minor term: scholar, the conclusion's subject.
Major term: living, the conclusion's predicate.
Middle term: human, occurring in both premises and absent from the conclusion.
The middle is the predicate of the minor and the subject of the major. This is therefore a categorical conjunctive syllogism of the first figure. The full conclusion is inferred, not simply repeated from a premise.
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Proof: Syllogism, Induction, Analogy and the Four Figures
Consider:
Every scholar is human.
Every human is living.
Therefore every scholar is living.
Minor term: scholar, the conclusion's subject.
Major term: living, the conclusion's predicate.
Middle term: human, occurring in both premises and absent from the conclusion.
The middle is the predicate of the minor and the subject of the major. This is therefore a categorical conjunctive syllogism of the first figure. The full conclusion is inferred, not simply repeated from a premise.