The correct answer is 'INSERT INTO Students (Name, Age) VALUES ('Alice', 10);'. This SQL statement uses the 'INSERT INTO' command to add a new record to the 'Students' table, specifying the columns 'Name' and 'Age' followed by the corresponding values in the 'VALUES' clause. The incorrect answers have various syntax errors or use non-standard syntax that make them invalid for inserting a new record in standard SQL.
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