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How to approach this kind of question
When the choices differ only in punctuation, read the words on each side of the menu. Ask whether each side could stand alone as a complete sentence. Then think about what each mark does: a comma, a semicolon and a period do different jobs. Choose the punctuation that joins or separates the ideas the way the rules allow, and read the sentence again with your choice.