Let,
W be the domain of weasels
C(x) is x is cuddly
Then the statement, "Some weasels are cuddly." can be written as,
∃x∈W[C(x)]
Now, the negation of the statement is,
~(∃x∈W[C(x)])
which is equivalent to,
∀x∈W[~C(x)]
And it can be translated to, "All weasels are not cuddly." or "No weasels are cuddly"
Therefore, option A is correct.