(B) Works of art commissioned for public spaces ought at least to have sufficient artistic merit to benefit the public.

(C) The only reason for removing a work of art commissioned for a public space would be that the balance of public opinion is against the work.

(D) The sculpture cannot benefit the public by remaining in the town plaza unless the sculpture has artistic merit.

(E) In determining whether the sculpture should remain in the town plaza, the artistic merit of the sculpture should be central consideration.

25. The argument Hector makes in responding to Monica depends on the assumption that

(A) no matter what the public's opinion is on an issue affecting the public good, that public opinion ought to be acted on, even though the opinion may not be a knowledgeable one

(B) Monica's assessment of the public's opinion of the sculpture is accurate

(C) If the sculpture had artistic merit, then even a public that was not knowledgeable about modern art would not scorn the sculpture

(D) Works of art commissioned for public spaces ought not to be expected to have artistic merit

(E) If the public feels that it does not benefit from the sculpture, this shows that the public does not in fact benefit from the sculpture

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