Question ID:PT78 S3 Q12 Passage:Advertisement: When you need a will, consulting a lawyer is much more expensive than using do-it-yourself software. And you get a valid will either way. However, when you're ill, you aren't satisfied with simply getting some valid prescription or other; what you pay your doctor for is the doctor's expert advice concerning your particular illness. Similarly, what you pay a lawyer for is to tailor your will to your particular circumstances. Clearly, when you need a will, a lawyer's expert advice is always worth paying for. Stem:Which one of the following is an assumption required by the argument presented in the advertisement? Correct Answer Choice:BChoice A:A lawyer's knowledge and level of expertise is at least as complex as that of a doctor. Choice B:Do-it-yourself software cannot tailor a person's will to meet that person's particular circumstances as well as a lawyer can. Choice C:Many people who prepare their wills using do-it-yourself software are not satisfied with the results. Choice D:In the majority of cases, valid wills do not adequately meet the needs of the persons for whom the wills were prepared. Choice E:There is some way for an ill person to get a valid prescription without first consulting a doctor.