Question ID:PT46 S3 Q13 Passage:It is characteristic of great artists generally, and of great writers in particular, to have a discerning view of the basic social and political arrangements of the society in which they live. Therefore, the greater a writer one is, the more astute one will be in perceiving the basic social and political arrangements of one's society. Stem:Which one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the reasoning above? Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:It assumes, without providing justification, that members of a group that is part of a larger group possess all of the characteristics possessed by members of the larger group. Choice B:It assumes, without providing justification, that because something is sometimes the case it must always be the case. Choice C:It assumes, without providing justification, that those artists with political insight do not have insight into matters outside of politics. Choice D:It assumes, without providing justification, that only great individuals can make discerning criticisms of their societies. Choice E:It assumes, without providing justification, that because people who have one quality tend to have a second quality, those who have more of the first quality will have more of the second.