Which of the following commands will set the variable text to olaf is home? (Select TWO answers)

text=olaf\ is\ home uses a backslash before each space to escape it, causing bash to treat the entire string as a single word and assign it to the variable text.

text=$olaf is home causes bash to expand $olaf as a separate variable (likely empty), and the remaining tokens 'is' and 'home' are parsed as a separate command rather than part of the assignment.

$text='olaf is home' is invalid because the dollar sign must not prefix a variable name on the left-hand side of an assignment; bash would attempt to run $text as a command.

text=='olaf is home' uses a double equals sign, which is a string comparison operator used inside [[ ]] conditionals, not a variable assignment operator.

text="olaf is home" wraps the value in double quotes, which preserves literal spaces and most special characters, correctly assigning the full multi-word string to text.