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ID: LSAT-LR-080
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Inference
Difficulty level: Easy

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Nothing in the Harkness archive that is on microfilm has been digitised, and everything digitised there has been catalogued. The archive holds at least one uncatalogued item, and it holds the Rowan diaries on microfilm, filmed in the 1960s. Everything in the archive is either on microfilm or on paper, and nothing is held in both forms at once.

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

AThe Rowan diaries, filmed in the 1960s and held on microfilm rather than on paper, have not been catalogued.

BThe uncatalogued item the archive holds is on microfilm, not on paper, and so has not been digitised.

CEverything the archive holds on paper rather than on microfilm has been digitised, and so appears in the catalogue along with the rest of the archive's digitised holdings.

DNothing the archive holds on microfilm is also catalogued, though items it holds on paper may be catalogued whether or not anyone has yet digitised them.

EThe Rowan diaries, which the archive holds on microfilm, have not been digitised, whether or not they appear in the catalogue.

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