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I’ve come to terms with my dreaminess, my absent-mindedness—well, okay, my ditziness! Why do I characterize myself this way? A few examples might make this description very clear. They might include such mild eccentricities as mismatched socks and paint smudges on jeans and in hair. Or I could cite more embarrassing moments, perhaps having to do with personal hygiene or misunderstandings. But why bother with the descriptions; you’ve probably already grasped the idea! Keeping the author’s voice in mind, what is most likely the author’s purpose for writing? Question 2 options: to persuade to explain to inform to entertain Save

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to explain is most likely

Greenleafable
I believe the correct answer is to entertain.
If you just take a look at the excerpt above, and think about the voice the author is using, you will see he is using a lot of slang words, writing very fast, using stream of consciousness (writing the first thing that comes to mind), with the sole purpose of entertaining. He is not really explaining anything, or trying to persuade you to believe him, or informing you of something - he is just trying to make you entertained. 

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