Question ID:PT46 S2 Q16 Passage:The ability to access information via computer is a tremendous resource for visually impaired people.  Only a limited amount of printed information is accessible in braille, large type, or audiotape. But a person with the right hardware and software can access a large quantity of information from libraries and museums around the world, and can have the computer read the information aloud, display it in large type, or produce a braille version. Thus, visually impaired people can now access information from computers more easily than they can from most traditional sources.  Stem:Which one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument? Correct Answer Choice:BChoice A:A computerized speech synthesizer is often less expensive than a complete library of audiotapes. Choice B:Relatively easy-to-use computer systems that can read information aloud, display it in large type, or produce a braille version of it are widely available. Choice C:Many visually impaired people prefer traditional sources of information to computers that can read information aloud, display it in large type, or produce a braille version of it. Choice D:Most visually impaired people who have access to information via computer also have access to this same information via more traditional sources. Choice E:The rate at which printed information is converted into formats easily accessible to visually impaired people will increase.