Same....this happened a couple weeks ago to me too. It seemed to resolve itself after awhile.

I only understood why A was wrong after I thought of my own explanation for why E was correct. The argument says "children who are read to when they are very young are MORE LIKELY to enjoy reading......." so the fact that Emory "seldom" reads for pleasure doesn't necessarily mean he ENJOYS it any less than George (Assumption), maybe he just doesn't have as much time to read as George does etc..so their particular case still conforms to the general claim. The argument as a whole also doesn't explicitly mention the experiences of "other people" and how/why they aren't as important as George/Emory's