Question

guiding questions
how does the author describe the womans decision to
change her career?
a she made more money and discovered something
she loved.
b she was able to get most of her education paid for
and enter a meaningful career.
c she was able to afford to go back to school
because of the money she made from her first
degree.
d she sacrificed lots of money to do something she
found meaningful.

Explanation:

To answer this question, we need to analyze each option. Option A focuses on making more money and loving something, but there's no indication in the general context (assuming a common narrative about career change where sacrifice is often a theme) that making more money is the main point. Option B about education being paid for isn't typically the core description of a career - change decision in many standard stories. Option C about using money from the first degree to go back to school is more about a financial means rather than the nature of the decision. Option D, sacrificing money for something meaningful, is a common and profound way to describe a career - change decision as it emphasizes the value over financial gain.

Answer:

D. She sacrificed lots of money to do something she found meaningful.