Question ID:PT22 S4 Q10 Passage:Critic:  Some writers have questioned Stalin's sanity during his last years. They typically characterized his vindictiveness and secrecy as "paranoia" and "morbid suspiciousness," the latter almost a standard term applied by the Soviet writers under glasnost to explain this extraordinary man's misdeeds. But Stalin's cruelty and deviousness are not more apparent during those years than in earlier periods of his rule. "Morbid suspiciousness" has to be a characteristic of tyrants. Without it they would not remain long in power. Stem:Which one of the following most accurately expresses a point of disagreement between the critic and the writers? Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:whether Stalin should be held guilty of the cruel deeds attributed to him Choice B:whether Stalin's cruel misdeeds provide evidence of morbid suspiciousness Choice C:whether it is Stalin's state of paranoia or rather his cruelty that gives the stronger reason for doubting his sanity Choice D:whether tyranny tends to lead to cruelty Choice E:whether it was Stalin's psychological state or rather his political condition that was the primary cause of his cruel misdeeds