Which version of the sentence below most clearly describes a nerve-wracking first day on the job? (5 points)
As the door opened, I took in the cold, clean, clutter-free office of my new boss, an elderly gentleman with many gray hai
I stood in the open door of the boss's office, frozen despite the butterflies doing acrobatics in the pit of my stomach.
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Once I had entered the office of my new boss, I felt the nervous tension ease a bit, though I was sure I was going trip.
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When I walked into my new boss's office, I felt nervous, but not so much so that I couldn't at least shake her hand,

The sentence which most clearly describes a nerve-wracking first day on the job is (B) I stood in the open door of the boss's office, frozen despite the butterflies doing acrobatics in the pit of my stomach.

What do you mean by nerve- wracking first day?

The meaning of the phrase 'nerve- wracking' means to cause stress, tension or anxiety. The first day in office is being described as nerve- wracking because there is tension and fear in the mind of employee.

The option which correctly describes the feeling of nerve-wracking first day on the job is (B) I stood in the open door of the boss's office, frozen despite the butterflies doing acrobatics in the pit of my stomach.

Option (A), (C) and (D) do not reflect nervousness and tension.

Hence, the correct answer is (B).

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