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That is indeed where you would put it.
No, do not answer that question yes. That question "assigns' the scholarship to previous year and/or next year's expenses. If you enter it there it "just goes away" for your 2021 tax return. That's not your situation.
Basically you do nothing special with it. The simple fact that you enter more scholarship amount than qualified expenses amount means TurboTax will automatically treat the excess as taxable income, adding the $1200 amount on line 1 of form 1040 with the notation SCH 1200.
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