Must be TrueDiff: Hard

Logic Breakdown

Passage Summary: The library is fixing up famous old books, even some that might be fakes, as long as the fixing process won't break them and researchers actually use them.

Reasoning: The library will restore culturally important works if they are safe and popular, even if their authenticity is doubted.

Analysis: To solve this, we must combine the provided rules. Since some 'suspect' manuscripts are being restored, and all restored manuscripts must be frequently consulted and safe, it follows that there are some suspect manuscripts that are both frequently consulted and safe. Treat these conditions as absolute requirements. Look for an answer that identifies an overlap between these categories based on the library's stated policy.

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24.

If all of the library preservationist's statements are true, which one of the following must be true of the medieval manuscripts in the library's collection?

Correct Answer
A
A must be true. Because the speaker says some suspect-authenticity manuscripts will be restored and because anything restored must be frequently consulted, at least some suspect manuscripts are frequently consulted.
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