What type of evidence does Schlosser use in this passage?
Fast food kitchens often seem like a scene from Bugsy Malone, a film in which all the actors are children pretending to be adults. —Fast Food Nation
Answer on engenty: 3. Analogical
What makes the evidence effective? Check all of the boxes that apply.
A. It helps the reader better visualize just how many young people work in the fast-food industry.
B. It compares the fast-food industry to the filmmaking industry.
C. It shows that adults make better fast-food employees than teens.
D. It supports the reasoning that the fast-food industry values a younger workforce over adult workers.
Answer on edgenty: A, D

1. analogy

2. A. It helps the reader better visualize just how many young people work in the fast-food industry.

D. It supports the reasoning that the fast-food industry values a younger workforce over adult workers.

Explanation:

By comparing the two situations, Schlosser is using the analogy, which is, basically, explaining one situation with another, which is more familiar, with the purpose of clarification.

Since people are, it's safe to guess, not familiar with the situation inside the fast food industry, the author compares it to a movie, which is probably more familiar to the audience, in order to explain his claim.

The information Schlosser wanted to convey through this analogy is, that, just like in the movie, where all actors are children, most of workers in the fast food industry are teenagers and students. In his text, he also states that many of them don't speak English well, that they are immigrants and students who accept working with minimal wages.

Of course, lesser wages are bonus for the hungry-for-profit industry, which explains why it values younger over adult workers.

often a noun phrase is just a noun or a pronoun:

people like to have money.

i am tired.

it is getting late.

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