Question ID:PT83 S3 Q12 Passage:In a scene in an ancient Greek play, Knights, the character Demosthenes opens a writing tablet on which an oracle had written a prophecy, and while looking at the tablet, he continuously expresses his amazement at its contents. His companion presses him for information, whereupon Demosthenes explains what the oracle had written. Stem:Of the following claims, which one can most justifiably be rejected on the basis of the statements above? Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:In ancient Greek plays, characters are presumed to know how to read unless their illiteracy is specifically mentioned. Choice B:The character of Demosthenes in Knights is not based on a historical figure. Choice C:In ancient Greek plays, the reading aloud of written texts commonly occurred as part of the on-stage action. Choice D:In ancient Greece, people did not read silently to themselves.  Choice E:Only rarely in ancient Greece were prophecies written down on writing tablets.