A girl received two job offers — one offering a high salary and the other promising a supportive work environment. She found herself torn between choosing financial benefits and workplace satisfaction, making it hard for her to decide.

Which idiom best describes her situation?

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A girl received two job offers — one offering a high salary and the other promising a supportive work environment. She found herself torn between choosing financial benefits and workplace satisfaction, making it hard for her to decide.

Which idiom best describes her situation?

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**Solution:**

1. The phrase **"in a quandary"** means being uncertain or confused, especially when faced with a tough choice.

2. The girl’s situation involves difficulty in deciding between two attractive job offers — one with better pay and the other with a better work culture.

3. This perfectly fits the meaning of being "in a quandary," as she is caught in a dilemma and unsure which option to pick.

4. Other options like "skeptical" (doubtful), "contemplative" (thoughtful), and "indifferent" (unconcerned) do not accurately capture the confusion and difficulty in decision-making.

**Answer:** In a quandary

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