Answer:
D) Sentence 4.
Step-by-step explanation:
The use of the hyphen in a sentence is when the need arises that a group of words are to be joined together as a compound word or a one meaning word. Hyphens make the sentence become one entity with the hyphen (-) acting as the joiner/conjunction.
In the passage given, the last sentence requires the use of the hyphen in between the words "high" and "rise" to give a new compound word "high-rise".
Thus, the fourth sentence contains a phrase that needs to be hyphenated-
Behind the southern entrance of the bridge, San Francisco’s high-rises stand elevated, creating a breathtaking setting.