Question ID:PT48 S4 Q5 Passage:The best explanation for Mozart's death involves the recently detected fracture in his skull. The crack, most likely the result of an accident, could have easily torn veins in his brain, allowing blood to leak into his brain. When such bleeding occurs in the brain and the blood dries, many of the brain's faculties become damaged, commonly, though not immediately, leading to death. This explanation of Mozart's death is bolstered by the fact that the fracture shows signs of partial healing. Stem:The claim that the fracture shows signs of partial healing figures in the argument in which one of the following ways? Correct Answer Choice:BChoice A:It shows that Mozart's death could have been avoided. Choice B:It shows that the fracture did not occur after Mozart's death. Choice C:It shows that the dried blood impaired Mozart's brain's faculties. Choice D:It shows that Mozart's death occurred suddenly. Choice E:It suggests that Mozart's death was accidental.