Step 1: Understanding the Concept:
Ozone is a bent molecule with two resonance forms. Each O-O bond has a character between a single and a double bond, so the two bonds are identical.
Step 2: Compare with reference lengths:
A typical O-O single bond (as in \(\text{H}_2\text{O}_2\)) is about \(148\) pm. A typical O=O double bond (as in \(\text{O}_2\)) is about \(121\) pm.
Ozone lies between these two, at \(128\) pm, and the bond angle is about \(117^{\circ}\).
Step 3: Other options:
\(178\) pm, \(256\) pm and \(483\) pm are much longer than even a single O-O bond, so they cannot be bond lengths in ozone.
Final Answer:
The O-O bond length in ozone is \(128\) pm, option (B).
\[ \boxed{128\ \text{pm}} \]