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The sentence that is correctly punctuated is "Music makes almost any activity more enjoyable; nevertheless, yours is too loud," option 4, as explained below.

<h3>How to punctuate correctly</h3>

After analyzing the answer choices, we can see that the question is about the use of semicolons in punctuation. Let's take a look at each sentence individually to figure out why they are correct or incorrect:

Sentence 1 - Incorrect. We should not place a semicolon after "furthermore". We should use a comma instead.

Sentence 2 - Incorrect. There is no reason to add a semicolon between the two clauses. Again, it should be a comma.

Sentence 3 - Incorrect. Once again, the use of the semicolon is inappropriate. It should be a comma to isolate the word "however."

Sentence 4 - Correct. The semicolon is used to separate the two clauses and it comes before the conjunctive adverb "nevertheless."

With the information above in mind, we can conclude that option 4 is correctly punctuated.

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