Question ID:PT84 S3 Q4 Passage:The reason J. S. Bach is remembered is not that he had a high ratio of outstanding compositions to mediocre compositions. It is rather because he was such a prolific composer. He wrote more than a thousand full-fledged compositions, so it was inevitable that some of them would be outstanding and, being outstanding, survive the ages. Stem:Which one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:Several of Bach's contemporaries who produced more works than he did have been largely forgotten. Choice B:There are a few highly regarded composers who wrote a comparatively small number of compositions. Choice C:Bach wrote many compositions that were considered mediocre in his lifetime, and a large proportion of these compositions have been forgotten. Choice D:The exact number of Bach's compositions is not known, since many of them have been lost to posterity. Choice E:Some great creative geniuses are remembered because they had a very high ratio of outstanding works to mediocre works.