English, 25.02.2021 23:10 pinkkitty00012
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What is the author's MAIN purpose in mentioning academics, athletics and dancing?
to reveal specific stereotypical ideas about these areas to disprove them
to suggest that people should get involved in different activities to break down
stereotypes
to show that anyone can pursue the hobbies of their choice if they ignore stereotypes
to give a few examples of areas in which people often have stereotypical ideas
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