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In which of the following sentences is the punctuation correct?(1 point)
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History asks us, will “valuable lessons guide us in shaping a better future?” (Robinson 53)?
History asks us, will “valuable lessons guide us in shaping a better future?” (Robinson 53)?
History asks us, will “valuable lessons guide us in shaping a better future” (Robinson 53)?
History asks us, will “valuable lessons guide us in shaping a better future” (Robinson 53)?
History asks us, will “valuable lessons guide us in shaping a better future?” (Robinson 53)
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History asks us, will “valuable lessons guide us in shaping a better future?” (Robinson 53)?
History asks us, will “valuable lessons guide us in shaping a better future?” (Robinson 53)?
History asks us, will “valuable lessons guide us in shaping a better future” (Robinson 53)?
History asks us, will “valuable lessons guide us in shaping a better future” (Robinson 53)?
History asks us, will “valuable lessons guide us in shaping a better future?” (Robinson 53)
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GPT-4o mini
The sentence with correct punctuation is:
**History asks us, will “valuable lessons guide us in shaping a better future?” (Robinson 53)**
In this sentence, the question mark is correctly placed inside the quotation marks, and the citation follows appropriately. The other options either have punctuation errors with the question mark placement or unnecessary punctuation.
**History asks us, will “valuable lessons guide us in shaping a better future?” (Robinson 53)**
In this sentence, the question mark is correctly placed inside the quotation marks, and the citation follows appropriately. The other options either have punctuation errors with the question mark placement or unnecessary punctuation.