Question ID:PT39 S2 Q4 Passage:Marie:  I gave the cashier at my local convenience store a 10-dollar bill to pay for my purchase, and he mistakenly gave me change for a 20-dollar bill.  I kept the extra 10 dollars.  Since I did not trick, threaten, or physically force the cashier into giving me the extra money, it was not morally wrong for me to keep it.Julia:  Nonsense.  If you mistakenly hand me your coat, thinking it is my coat, then even though I did not get the coat by means of any deception, threats, or violence against you, I am not morally entitled to keep it for myself. Stem:Julia's response functions in which one of the following ways? Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:It strongly questions the application of Marie's principle to the case that Marie described, while accepting that principle. Choice B:It offers an additional reason to accept Marie's conclusion. Choice C:It challenges Marie's conclusion by claiming that the proper conclusion to draw in a relevantly similar situation would be the opposite of Marie's. Choice D:It uses Marie's criterion as a means of solving a moral problem Julia herself faces. Choice E:It proposes a radically different principle by which Marie's action might be judged, but reserves judgment as to whether Marie acted rightly.