Correct option is A. Cecil’s remark in line 1 ("Lucy . . . faults") is made
in a tone of great conviction
Cecil is most sincere when he says that Lucy Honeychurch has no flaws. He completely believes this. Thus we can conclude that the tone here is that of great conviction. Thus A is the best answer.
the lines of the passage were -
Lucy Honeychurch has no faults,” said Cecil, with grave sincerity.
“I quite agree. At present she has none.”
“At present?”
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