The book eveline Which of the following sentences best describes Eveline's work situation?

A. Miss gavan recently fired from her job in the stores

B. Eveline has many close friends at work whom she would miss

C. Eveline had risen to a position of authority in the stores

D. Miss gavan often embarrassed eveline in front of the customers

D. Miss gavan often embarrassed eveline in front of the customers.

Explanation:

Eveline had a hard time while being at the store. Miss Gaven, her manager, didn't really seem to like her and would often embarrass Eveline in front of the customers.

She would make remarks like "Look lively, Miss Hill, please." and "don't you see these ladies are waiting" just to mock and make her feel incompetent at the workplace.

Eveline was already having a hard time at home, though she contemplated to leave the store, she couldn't really bring herself to do it because of the poor situation at home.

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answer a.

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