the no of cases in which prison inmates manipulate the welfare system is very small
but the widespread public outrage over such cases makes them tempting examples to use
in arguments for severely limiting welfare programs.
this is because these rare but extreme cases of welfare fraud help to harden
public attitudes towards welfare more effectively than standard cases, in which needy,
law abiding citizens receive benefits.

the claims above can best serve as part of an argument against the view that

A . Those who wish to change public attitudes towards welfare spending
should focus public attention only on standard cases of welfare assistance.
B. A type of welfare fraud can both be common and lead to widespread public outrage
C.The frequency with which a type of welfare fraud occurs is a good indicator of its
effect on public opinion.
D. The public is only interested in standard cases of welfare fraud
E. CAses of welfare fraud occur less often than cases in which welfare benefits
are not fradulently received.

Pls bear with me.. OA after some discussion atleast ( sorry for that!)