Question ID:PT40 S3 Q14 Passage:Franklin:  The only clue I have as to the identity of the practical joker is the handwriting on the note. Ordinarily I would suspect Miller, who has always been jealous of me, but the handwriting is not hers. So the joker is apparently someone else. Stem:Which one of the following provides the strongest grounds for criticizing Franklin's reasoning? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:It fails to consider the possibility that there was more than one practical joker. Choice B:It fails to indicate the degree to which handwriting samples should look alike in order to be considered of the same source. Choice C:It provides no explanation for why Miller should be the prime suspect. Choice D:It provides no explanation for why only one piece of evidence was obtained. Choice E:It takes for granted that if the handwriting on the note had been Miller's, then the identity of the joker would have been ascertained to be Miller.