Question ID:PT70 S4 Q21 Passage:Editor:  Most of the books of fiction we have published were submitted by literary agents for writers they represented; the rest were received directly from fiction writers from whom we requested submissions. No nonfiction manuscript has been given serious attention, let alone been published, unless it was from a renowned figure or we had requested the manuscript after careful review of the writer's book proposal. Stem:Which one of the following can be properly inferred from the editor's statements? Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:Most unrequested manuscripts that the publishing house receives are not given serious attention. Choice B:Most of the books that the publishing house publishes that are not by renowned authors are books of fiction. Choice C:If a manuscript has received careful attention at the publishing house, then it is either a work of fiction or the work of a renowned figure. Choice D:The publishing house is less likely to give careful consideration to a manuscript that was submitted directly by a writer than one that was submitted by a writer's literary agent. Choice E:Any unrequested manuscripts not submitted by literary agents that the publishing house has published were written by renowned figures.