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ID: LSAT-LR-078
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Inference
Difficulty level: Easy

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A manuscript is admitted to the reading room only if it has been conserved, and it is conserved only if the conservator has passed it. The conservator passes nothing that has been repaired with adhesive tape. The Fenner cartulary has been in the reading room since it was acquired, and the Ellis roll was repaired with adhesive tape by a previous owner in 1958.

If the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?

AThe conservator has examined the Ellis roll and has not passed it, because the conservator passes nothing repaired with adhesive tape.

BThe Fenner cartulary has been passed by the conservator and has not been repaired with adhesive tape.

CIf the adhesive tape were removed from the Ellis roll, the conservator could pass it, and the roll would then be conserved and admitted to the reading room in due course.

DOf the manuscripts in the collection, the Ellis roll is the only one that has been repaired with adhesive tape and so barred from the reading room.

EEvery manuscript the conservator has passed has been conserved and is now in the reading room.

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