In chapter 6, Jane and Helen have a conversation about forgiveness and
revenge. After she explains her philosophy to Jane, Helen says: "...with this
creed revenge never worries my heart, degradation never too deeply disgusts
me, injustice never crushes me too low: I live in calm, looking to the end." (70)
Which of the following best describes the literary significance of this
passage?
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A. It's an apostrophe to justice.
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B. It's foreshadowing.
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C. It's metaphoric.
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D. It's a dramatic monologue.
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E. It contains several allusions.

Which of the following situations would most likely occur if a human-induced event caused the ocean water to become the same temperature around the world? deep ocean current circulation would increase salt distribution around the world's oceans. surface ocean current circulation would distribute heat around land masses at a faster rate. new, fresher water would float on top of dense salt water and limit thermohaline circulation. some land masses in the northern hemisphere would start to warm up over time, melting snow and ice. runoff of surface freshwaters and rainfall would no longer have an effect on the salinity of ocean waters.