Which one of the following best describes the organization of the passage? A. A description of a thesis is offered, specific cases are considered, and an evaluation is given. B. A thesis is brought forward, the thesis is qualified, and evidence that calls the qualification into question is stated. C. A hypothesis is described, examples that suggest it is incorrect are summarized, and supporting examples are offered. D. A series of evaluations are given, concrete reasons are put forward, and a future direction for research is suggested. E. Comparisons and contrasts are made, some categories of evaluation are suggested, and a framework for applying these categories is implied.