Question ID:PT86 S4 Q13 Passage:Columnist: Banning performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) from sports will not stop their use. They provide too big a competitive advantage. And top athletes will do whatever it takes to gain a big competitive advantage. So PEDs should be allowed, but only if administered under a doctor‚ s care to make sure they are taken only in safe doses. When handled in this fashion the health risks from PEDs disappear. Stem:Which one of the following is an assumption required by the columnist's argument? Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:Spectators would not lose respect for athletes who they know are taking PEDs. Choice B:PEDs would not improve the performance of some athletes more than others. Choice C:Athletes do not take PEDs thinking they help performance in cases in which they do not help. Choice D:Athletes currently using PEDs cannot find doctors willing to prescribe them. Choice E:Using PEDs at unsafe levels does not create a big competitive advantage over using them at safe levels.