Question

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SECTION 31. We were taken from the platform an hour later, frozen and insensible, at the next station, and I went straight off into a virulent fever, and never knew anything again for three weeks. I found out, then, that I had spent that awful night with a harmless box of rifles and a lot of innocent cheese; but the news was too late to save me; imagination had done its work, and my health was permanently shattered; neither Bermuda nor any other land can ever bring it back tome. This is my last trip; I am on my way home to die.

Answer 1

B. "We were taken from the platform an hour later, frozen and insensible, at the next station..."

Step-by-step explanation:

Setting refers to the time and place in which a story is told.

In the citation: "We were taken from the platform an hour later, frozen and insensible, at the next station...", we can see the time, 'an hour later', and the place, 'from the platform', being mentioned.

The other two options, A and C, make no mention of any time or place, and therefore aren't examples of setting.