English, 11.03.2021 01:00 nano792001

What is the author's purpose for mentioning the children's race through the house? E.
To illustrate that some children value fun above competition
G.
To emphasize that his child is athletically superior to her friends
H.
To highlight that children often disregard household rules
J. To show that children lack concerns about safety when competing
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What is the author's purpose for mentioning the children's race through the house?

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