Question ID:PT33 S3 Q2 Passage:Brewer:  All children should be given the opportunity to participate in competitive sports; these activities provide an unsurpassed opportunity to engage children's emotions and so stimulate them to put maximum effort into attaining high athletic standards. Polanski:  I disagree. Competitive athletics does, over time, produce a handful of highly motivated children with a desire to excel at an activity, but many children have no taste for competition, and to make them participate would only cause them to develop an antipathy toward athletics. Stem:Polanski's response most strongly supports the contention that Polanski misunderstood Brewer to be asserting that Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:characteristics acquired by playing competitive sports carry over into the rest of one's life Choice B:winning at competitive sports is essential to motivation to excel at athletics Choice C:children should put more effort into athletic activities than any other form of activity Choice D:children should be required to participate in competitive sports regardless of their interests Choice E:children cannot be motivated without their emotions being engaged