Question ID:PT22 S4 Q4 Passage:Muriel:  I admire Favilla's novels, but she does not deserve to be considered a great writer.  The point is that, no matter how distinctive her style may be, her subject matter is simply not varied enough.John:  I think you are wrong to use that criterion.  A great writer does not need any diversity in subject matter; however, a great writer must at least have the ability to explore a particular theme deeply. Stem:John's statements commit him to which one of the following positions? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:Even if the subject matter in Favilla's writings is not particularly varied, she should not thereby be excluded from being considered a great writer. Choice B:Even if Favilla cannot explore any particular theme deeply in her writings, she should not thereby be excluded from being considered a great writer. Choice C:If Favilla has explored some particular theme exceptionally deeply in her writings, she deserves to be considered a great writer. Choice D:If the subject matter in Favilla's writings were exceptionally varied, she would not deserve to be considered a great writer. Choice E:If Favilla's writings show no evidence of a distinctive style, she does not deserve to be considered a great writer.