Question ID:PT34 S3 Q20 Passage:Critic:  Political utility determines the popularity of a metaphor. In authoritarian societies, the metaphor of society as a human body governed by a head is pervasive. Therefore, the society-as-body metaphor, with its connection between society's proper functioning and governance by a head, promotes greater acceptance of authoritarian repression than do other metaphors, such as likening society to a family. Stem:Which one of the following statements, if true, most weakens the critic's argument? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:In authoritarian societies, the metaphor of society as a family is just as pervasive as the society-as-body metaphor. Choice B:Every society tries to justify the legitimacy of its government through the use of metaphor. Choice C:The metaphor of society as a human body is sometimes used in nonauthoritarian societies. Choice D:Authoritarian leaders are always searching for new metaphors for society in their effort to maintain their power. Choice E:The metaphor of society as a human body governed by a head is rarely used in liberal democracies.