Why does the narrator compare the distance between the
player and the goal to the length of a...
Why does the narrator compare the distance between the
player and the goal to the length of a bowling alley?
to show that it's not that far and should be an easy
goal
to show that it's quite far and might be a challenging
goal
to build suspense in the story about what is going to
happen next
to tell readers that he likes bowling better than soccer
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