Question ID:PT93 S3 Q21 Passage:Orator: Moral excellence can be achieved only by repeatedly overcoming inclinations to do the wrong thing. Overcoming these inclinations is often difficult to do, even for a morally virtuous person, but the only way to become a morally virtuous person is through the achievement of moral excellence. Stem:Which one of the following is a conclusion that follows logically from the orator's statements? Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:A morally virtuous person is incapable of doing the wrong thing. Choice B:Most people who achieve moral excellence are morally virtuous. Choice C:Someone who has no inclination to do anything that is wrong has achieved moral excellence. Choice D:Someone who is not morally virtuous is incapable of achieving moral excellence. Choice E:Every morally virtuous person has been inclined to do something that is wrong.