Question ID:PT58 S4 Q2 Passage:To keep one's hands warm during the winter, one never needs gloves or mittens. One can always keep one's hands warm simply by putting on an extra layer of clothing, such as a thermal undershirt or a sweater. After all, keeping one's vital organs warm can keep one's hands warm as well. Stem:Which one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument? Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:Maintaining the temperature of your hands is far less important, physiologically, than maintaining the temperature of your torso. Choice B:Several layers of light garments will keep one's vital organs warmer than will one or two heavy garments. Choice C:Wearing an extra layer of clothing will not keep one's hands warm at temperatures low enough to cause frostbite. Choice D:Keeping one's hands warm by putting on an extra layer of clothing is less effective than turning up the heat. Choice E:The physical effort required to put on an extra layer of clothing does not stimulate circulation enough to warm your hands.