Which author wrote Great Expectations and features the Satis House?

Which author wrote Great Expectations and features the Satis House?

• A. Thomas Hardy
• B. Charles Dickens
• C. William Makepeace Thackeray
• D. George Eliot

Answer: (B)

Great Expectations is a novel by Charles Dickens, and its Satis House is one of the most memorable settings in that story. The house, owned by Miss Havisham, appears early on when Pip visits and becomes a symbol of wealth, ruin, and a life frozen in time. Because the question ties the book to this specific setting, recognizing Dickens as the author is the clear match. The other authors listed wrote different works (Hardy with tales like Tess of the d'Urbervilles, Thackeray with Vanity Fair, Eliot with Middlemarch), so they don’t connect to Great Expectations or the Satis House.

Great Expectations is a novel by Charles Dickens, and its Satis House is one of the most memorable settings in that story. The house, owned by Miss Havisham, appears early on when Pip visits and becomes a symbol of wealth, ruin, and a life frozen in time. Because the question ties the book to this specific setting, recognizing Dickens as the author is the clear match. The other authors listed wrote different works (Hardy with tales like Tess of the d'Urbervilles, Thackeray with Vanity Fair, Eliot with Middlemarch), so they don’t connect to Great Expectations or the Satis House.