Add hyphens to compound adjectives where necessary. If no hyphens are needed, submit the
text without making any changes.
Hiram Powers started his career as a sculptor by creating wax figures in a
museum, but in 1843 he achieved fame with a full length sculpture called
The Greek Slave.
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Answer :

To correctly punctuate compound adjectives in the provided text, you would add hyphens where necessary to ensure clarity and accuracy. Let's review the text and identify where hyphens should be inserted: 1. "full length sculpture" - should be "full-length sculpture" 2. "Greek Slave" - does not require hyphens Therefore, the corrected text with hyphens inserted for compound adjectives is as follows: "Hiram Powers started his career as a sculptor by creating wax figures in a museum, but in 1843 he achieved fame with a full-length sculpture called The Greek Slave."