The Court Might Refuse a Debtor's Discharge by Bankruptcy for Any

The court might refuse a debtor's discharge by bankruptcy for any of the following reasons EXCEPT that

A) the debtor's assets proved insufficient to pay the unsecured creditors more than fifty cents on the dollar.
B) three months preceding bankruptcy the debtor gave an undue preference to a creditor.
C) the debtor neglected to keep proper books.
D) the debtor caused the bankruptcy by living off of funds taken from the business.
E) the debtor failed to satisfactorily account for losses or deficiencies in assets.