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Choose the sentence that does not contain a sentence fragment and is punctuated correctly. (1pts)
Most authorities on the subject trace the origins of the detective story to Edgar Allan Poe,
the nineteenth-century short story writer, critic, and poet who wrote "The Raven."
Most authorities on the subject trace the origins of the detective story to Edgar Allan Poe.
The nineteenth century short story writer, critic, and poet who wrote "The Raven."
Most authorities on the subject trace the origins of the detective story to Edgar Allan Poe,
the nineteenth century short story writer, critic, and poet. Who wrote "The Raven."
None of the above

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Final answer:

Correctly punctuated sentence without a fragment.


Explanation:

Most authorities on the subject trace the origins of the detective story to Edgar Allan Poe, the nineteenth-century short story writer, critic, and poet who wrote 'The Raven.'


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