Read the excerpt from fast food nation. the restaurant opens for business at seven o’clock, and for the next hour or so, elisa and the manager hold down the fort, handling all the orders. as the place starts to get busy, other employees arrive. elisa works behind the counter. she takes orders and hands food to customers from breakfast through lunch. when she finally walks home, after seven hours of standing at a cash register, her feet hurt. she’s wiped out. she comes through the front door, flops onto the living room couch, and turns on the tv. and the next morning she gets up at 5: 15 again and starts the same routine. how does the description of elisa’s daily routine support the author’s claim that the fast food industry seeks out teenage employees? it provides anecdotal evidence of a teenage fast food employee living like an adult. it provides analogical evidence to compare the efficiency of teenagers and adults. it provides statistical evidence of what an average fast food employee experiences. it provides testimonial evidence to describe employee abuse in the fast food industry.

It provides testimonial evidence to describe employee abuse in the fast food industry.

Explanation:

Testimonial evidence refers to the statements that are made by people that are or were involved directly in the problem or that were able to see what happened. In this case the author could have gone to the restaurant and follow Elisas's routine, making him the witness and stating his testimony. Other possible way is that Elisa herself told the author about his life, she gave her testimony. Now we can see that the author uses testimonial evidence to make his point. He describes the way Elisa lives in a working day, by using evidence like: the time she spends on her feet, the busy the place gets, and the tired she gets home, he shows that she is being abused by the fast food industry. It is important to point out that he doesn's specify if she is a teenager in this excerpt, we can infer she is one because of the tilte.

As we can see, the answer chosen, addresses the things stated in the excerpt. It doesn't provide any statistics, or any statement that makes us thing that this is the adult life, it also doesn't compare adult and teenager efficiency.

It provides anecdotal evidence of a teenage fast food employee living like an adult.

Explanation:

In Fast Food Nation, the author tells us that fast food restaurants try to employ teenagers because they often tolerate more abuse than adults. In this story, the author provides anecdotal evidence that supports his claim. Anecdotal evidence is that which is derived from personal stories in an informal way. In this case, the story that the author shares is that of Elisa, and this story supports the author's claim by showing the excessive work that Elisa is expected to perform.

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