Which one of the following most accurately describes the structure of the author's argument in the passage? A. The first two paragraphs each present independent arguments for a conclusion that is drawn in the third paragraph. B. A thesis is stated in the first paragraph and revised in the second paragraph and revised in the second paragraph, and the revised thesis is supported with argument in the third paragraph. C. The first two paragraphs discuss and criticize a thesis, and the third paragraph presents an alternative thesis. D. a claim is made in the first paragraph, and the next two paragraph, and the next two paragraphs each present reasons for accepting that claim. E. An argument is presented in the first paragraph, a counterargument is presented in the second paragraph, and the third paragraph suggests a way to resolve the dispute.