Question ID:PT92 S1 Q9 Passage:Essayist:  Practical intelligence is the ability to discover means to ends. This ability is a skill‚ something that does not develop on its own. Thus, if there were a being that was never deprived of anything but was always and immediately given what it wants, that being could never become intelligent in the practical sense. Stem:The conclusion of the essayist's argument can be properly drawn if which one of the following is assumed? Correct Answer Choice:BChoice A:A being cannot acquire a skill without the help of others. Choice B:Skills are acquired only if they are needed. Choice C:The best way to learn how to acquire something is to be deprived of it. Choice D:A being with practical intelligence would get what it wants entirely through the use of its practical intelligence. Choice E:If a being were always deprived of what it wanted, it could not acquire practical intelligence.