A state-provided database service offering vetted digital resources to schools is called?

• A. TexQuest
• B. Vendor Records
• C. Reference Collection
• D. Public Relations (PR)

Answer: (A)

Think about programs a state runs to give schools reliable, ready-to-use digital resources. TexQuest fits that idea perfectly because it’s a state-funded service designed specifically to provide schools with vetted databases, eBooks, and other digital tools for teaching and student research. That statewide backing and focus on educational resources make it the best answer.

The other options don’t match that concept. A vendor records would be unrelated data about vendors, not a catalog of credible school resources. A reference collection is a general term for reference works and isn’t a state-backed database service. Public relations deals with messaging and communications, not providing access to vetted digital resources for schools.