Question ID:PT82 S1 Q24 Passage:Political scientist:  When a bill comes before a legislative body, the majority of the representatives are usually prepared to vote for it. Moreover, when a bill is at first unlikely to get approval by the majority, a compromise regarding the content of the bill is usually possible, allowing its passage into law. Such compromises are impossible, however, when the bill concerns an issue of fundamental importance to a large bloc of representatives. Stem:If the political scientist's statements are true, which one of the following must be false? Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:Compromises regarding issues of fundamental importance to large blocs of representatives in the legislature usually do not enable the passage of any bill into law. Choice B:Most bills that do not concern any issues of fundamental importance to any large bloc of representatives in the legislature pass into law. Choice C:Most bills concerning issues of fundamental importance to a large bloc of representatives pass into law as a result of compromises over the bills' contents. Choice D:Most bills concern issues of fundamental importance to at least one large bloc of representatives in the legislature. Choice E:Most bills do not concern any issues of fundamental importance to any large bloc of representatives in the legislature.