Questions: If the essay question asked, "How does the setting of 'Great Expectations' create as sad and depressing tone?' Which of the following would be the best evidence to include in the essay? A. The setting of "Great Expectations" creates a sad tone due to the depressing settings throughout the book B. Miss Havisham's house creates a sad tone because it has not been cleaned in years. Despite the fact that the fire is burning, it is always cold. C. The setting of "Great Expectations" mostly takes place at The Satis House where Miss Havisham lives. D. Miss Havisham creates a sad tone by always wearing the same wedding dress that she was wearing when her fiancee left her.

The answer is B. Miss Havisham's house creates a sad tone because it has not been cleaned in years. Despite the fact that the fire is burning, it is always cold.

This option is too vague and does not provide specific evidence from the text to support the claim.

This option provides specific details about Miss Havisham's house, which effectively illustrate the sad and depressing tone. The description of the uncleaned house and the coldness despite the fire burning creates a vivid image that supports the essay question.

While this option mentions a key location, it does not explain how the setting creates a sad and depressing tone.

This option focuses more on Miss Havisham's character and her actions rather than the setting itself. Although it contributes to the overall sad tone, it is not the best evidence for how the setting specifically creates the tone.