Question ID:PT57 S2 Q24 Passage:Sometimes one reads a poem and believes that the poem expresses contradictory ideas, even if it is a great poem. So it is wrong to think that the meaning of a poem is whatever the author intends to communicate to the reader by means of the poem. No one who is writing a great poem intends it to communicate contradictory ideas. Stem:Which one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends? Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:Different readers will usually disagree about what the author of a particular poem intends to communicate by means of that poem. Choice B:If someone writes a great poem, he or she intends the poem to express one primary idea. Choice C:Readers will not agree about the meaning of a poem if they do not agree about what the author of the poem intended the poem to mean. Choice D:Anyone reading a great poem can discern every idea that the author intended to express in the poem. Choice E:If a reader believes that a poem expresses a particular idea, then that idea is part of the meaning of the poem.