Sandra, a Single Mother, Held a Job That Paid an Hourly

Sandra, a single mother, held a job that paid an hourly wage, but had no guaranteed hours. She could earn anywhere from $500 to $2,000 per month. She needed $1,500 to pay her rent and take care of her child. Which of the following does Sandra's situation illustrate?

A) Hourly wage work leads to poverty.
B) Poverty is not a static status.
C) Poverty can be avoided if you save earnings.
D) Single mothers should find salaried work.