The student wants to explain what makes the neon sculpture glow. Whic… | Verbal SAT Question

While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes:

Run Rush Run is a 1977 sculpture by Argentinian artist Margarita Paksa.
It consists of the title phrase (“run rush run”) spelled out in glowing blue, pink, and purple neon lighting.
To make neon lighting, glass tubes are heated, molded into shape, and filled with gas.
An electrical current is passed through the gas to make it glow.

The student wants to explain what makes the neon sculpture glow. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?

An electrical current passes through the gas-filled tubes in Run Rush Run, making them glow blue, pink, and purple.

A glow emanates from Paksa’s sculpture, which is made of glass tubes.

The sculpture’s glass tubes have been heated and molded to spell out the phrase “run rush run.”

Paksa’s 1977 sculpture spells out the phrase “run rush run” in glowing blue, pink, and purple neon lights.