Question ID:PT19 S2 Q21 Passage:Medieval Arabs had manuscripts of many ancient Greek texts, which were translated into Arabic when there was a demand for them.  Medieval Arab philosophers were very interested in Aristotle's Poetics, an interest that evidently was not shared by medieval Arab poets, because a poet interested in the Poetics would certainly have wanted to read Homer, to whose epics Aristotle frequently refers.  But Homer was not translated into Arabic until modern times. Stem:Which one of the following, if true, most strongly supports the argument above? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:A number of medieval Arab translators possessed manuscripts of the Homeric epics in their original Greek. Choice B:Medieval Arabic story cycles, such as the Arabian Nights, are in some ways similar to parts of the Homeric epics. Choice C:In addition to translating from Greek, medieval Arab translators produced Arabic editions of many works originally written in Indian languages and in Persian. Choice D:Aristotle's Poetics has frequently been cited and commented on by modern Arab poets. Choice E:Aristotle's Poetics is largely concerned with drama, and dramatic works were written and performed by medieval Arabs.