Question

what does the testimonial technique involve? *
using a respected or relatable figure to endorse an idea
repeating a single idea constantly
presenting only statistical evidence
criticizing the audience

in the quote: “every day was a battle, but i refused to yield,” which literary device is used? * 1 point
metaphor
simile
hyperbole
personification

in the quote: “the nursery was silent but pulsed with anticipation,” which literary device is used? * 1 point
metaphor
hyperbole
personification
simile

Explanation:

1. The testimonial technique in advertising or persuasion involves using a respected or relatable figure to endorse an idea. This is a common marketing and communication - related concept.
2. In the quote "Every day was a battle, but I refused to yield", a metaphor is used as it directly compares "every day" to "a battle" without using "like" or "as" (which would be a simile).
3. In the quote "The nursery was silent but pulsed with anticipation", personification is used as "silent" and "pulsed with anticipation" are human - like qualities given to the inanimate "nursery".

Answer:

1. Using a respected or relatable figure to endorse an idea
2. Metaphor
3. Personification