5) Which of these statements LEAST reveals the author's favorable bias toward the Road Race?
A)
Not only is the race special because it takes place on
a special day, but it also has a rich, over three-decade
tradition.
B)
By 1980, just ten years later, the race had grown from
110 runners to over 20,000 people and had nearly
outgrown the four-lane street.
C)
It is easy to see why the Peachtree Road Race has
become a popular tradition for both the competitive
world-class athlete and the weekend jogger alike.
D)
Add to that mix--the amazing crowd cheering loudly
for the entire 6.2 mile race, the prestigious t-shirt,
and the ability to run in the same race as those on
running magazine covers--and you have the recipe
for the world's best 10K road race.