Question ID:PT88 S2 Q4 Passage:Editorial: Some primary schools' early education reading programs encourage children to read by paying them for each book they read outside of class. Such programs should be viewed with suspicion. While paying kids to read might get them to read more, it also might teach them to regard reading as a chore rather than as a source of intrinsic satisfaction. Stem:Which one of the following principles, if valid, most strongly supports the editorial‚ s reasoning? Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:Early education reading programs should focus more on getting children to read challenging books than on getting them to read a large number of books. Choice B:Children will be more likely to develop into regular readers if they choose the books they read than if they do not. Choice C:Parents will usually play a more important role than teachers in instilling in children a love of reading. Choice D:The goal of early education reading programs should be to instill in children a love of reading. Choice E:Improving children's facility with reading will get them to enjoy reading.