83. Bread dough contains lysine, an important nutrient, but the high temperatures needed for baking bread cause lysine to break down. Since toasting bread requires similar high temperatures, dark toast contains less lysine than does light toast.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?
(A) Lysine can be broken down only by exposure to high temperatures.
(B) A piece of untoasted bread contains some lysine.
(C) Light toast has at least as much nutritive value as does dark toast.
(D) Lysine starts to break down at high temperatures in less time than the time it takes to produce light toast.
(E) The higher the temperature at which bread is baked, the more quickly the lysine in the dough starts to break down.
The answer is B.
However, why not D?
Seems like the Lysine in light taost> dark, might be the time they exposure to high temperatures..If so,seesm like D is right too..
Thanks.