Answer:
The answer is: How much does the author want the job?
Explanation:
From Angelous' experience, we learned many lessons, one of the main ones after reading "Occupation: Conductorette” was persistence. If Angelous hadn't gone to the company every day (being persistent) for she wanted so much the job, otherwise, she wouldn't have continued going there after her first visit in which the lady denied that there was help wanted. But her persistency meant, how much did she really wanted the job. You are persistent when you really want something, when you don't, you just stop trying on the first time.
Answer: "glittering generalizations" .
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A. It’s the most formal option and won’t come off as rude.
It was a long and dangerous journey. It likely started out peacefully, but weather delays, broken wagons, sickness, and death along the way...all of these made the journey long AND dangerous.
