Paragraph 4:
When she was in her early 50s, Schwermer wanted to see what it'd be like to leave her cushy job as a psychotherapist and live money-free.
Part A: What does the author suggest when she refers to Heidemarie Schwermer's "cushy job" in paragraph 4 Answer to part A: is b) it was an easy, stress-free job for Schwermer
Part B: Which information from the article provides a clue to the interpretation of "cushy job" identified in Part A. a) Schwermer had experienced both poverty and wealth as a child. b) Schwermer's renouncement of money was a significant lifestyle change for her. c) Schwermer relies on friends for her survival. d) Schwermer donates all of the profits from her books to charitable groups she support.

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Joe348 · Answer

For Part A, yes it is B it was an easy, stress-free job for Schwermer 
Because the definition of cushy is being in a comfortable position

Honess · Answer

I think for part B, it would be A. Schwermer had experience both poverty and wealth as a child. just makes the most sense