Question: Suppose we declare a BASH variable as follows: $ query=Hello world? In what cases would: $ echo $query not print Hello world? on the terminal?

Suppose we declare a BASH variable as follows:
$ query="Hello world?"
In what cases would:
$ echo $query
not print "Hello world?" on the terminal?
Question 4 options:
| a)"echo $query" is never the correct way to print "Hello world?". | |
| b)If a file named world1 is present in the present working directory. | |
| c)It will always print "Hello world?" without fail due to the quotes. | |
| d)When the variable "query" previously existed, it will append the old value to "Hello world?". | |
| If a file named world1 exists anywhere on the file system. |
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