
Passage: A novelist cannot become great as long as he stays in academia. The ability of observation and analysis accumulated by the training of the life of the college is very useful to novelists. However, only immersed in daily life can we rely on intuition to grasp the various emotions of life, but the life of the college is obviously incompatible with it.
Question: Which of the followings is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?
A. A.Great novelists have the ability to observe and analyze.
B. B.The grasp of emotions in daily life cannot be obtained only through observation and analysis.
C. C.A novelist cannot achieve greatness without an intuitive grasp of emotions in daily life.
D. D.With the devotion to life and rational observation, the novelist will become great.
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