Question ID:PT84 S2 Q1 Passage:Philosopher: I have been told that most university students today have no interest in philosophical issues, but I know from my own experience that this isn't true. I often go to university campuses to give talks, and the students at my talks have a deep interest in philosophical issues. Stem:The reasoning in the philosopher's argument is flawed in that the argument Correct Answer Choice:BChoice A:uses the term "interest" in two different ways when the argument requires that it be used consistently throughout Choice B:treats a group as representative of a larger group when there is reason to believe it is unrepresentative Choice C:appeals to the popularity of an academic field as evidence of the worth of that academic field Choice D:takes for granted that just because there is no evidence that interest in something is decreasing, it must be increasing Choice E:takes for granted that it is good that university students have an interest in a certain subject just because the person making the argument has that interest