Entropy question IB chemistry

answer is B, I chose C. can someone explain? i thought b is wrong as it would be close to zero but negative
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Hi
In order to find entropy change, the reaction must be homogenous, which means the state of products and reactants should be in the same state: like the reaction A.

Heterogenous reactions would produce somewhat deviated answers if we find the difference in moles between products and reactants, so, we can simply remove C & D.

What we left is A & D,
D also is homogenous since solid & gas produce solid & gas.

When we differ the moles ( total moles of products - total moles of reactants)
In A, we get 2 - 4 = -2
In D, 2 mol of solid in product - 1 mol of solid in reactant = 1 mol difference
3 mol of gas in product - 3 mol of gas in reactant = 0
So, Reaction A has entropy change closest to zero!!

hope this helps