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ID: DSAT-RW-II-038
Section: Digital SAT Reading & Writing (RW) - Broadly Reading - Information and Ideas
Topic: Command of Evidence – Textual
Difficulty level: Medium

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Librarian Elena Ruiz launched a traveling "scan-bus" in 2016 that visits small Midwestern towns to digitize residents' family photo albums and documents. In a paper for a public history course, a student claims that Ruiz's archive has considerable historical value—by gathering materials from a wide cross-section of communities and preserving contributors' own words, the project records everyday Midwestern life with both authenticity and dignity.

Which finding, if true, would most directly support the student's claim?

ARuiz's team digitized albums from meat-packing workers, Hmong gardeners, Black church picnics, and Osage events, each image bearing contributor-provided names, dates, and on-site–checked captions.

BThe scan-bus employs 1200-dpi flatbed scanners with custom lighting and color targets, exceeding many museum standards and producing exceptionally crisp files.

CThe archive has been profiled by major newspapers, highlighted at national conferences, and linked by regional libraries, driving sustained spikes in web traffic and visibility.

DMany donors requested anonymity, so catalog records omit personal attribution and list only town, decade, and subject keywords for most digitized items.

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