Of the following, which is not a valid reason for arguing whether children are fit or unfit?
A) Children are individuals and should not be compared.
B) Children from different racial and economic backgrounds have more or less opportunities to be active.
C) The term "physical fitness" has not been completely or adequately defined, therefore, it is not possible to know if children are fit or not.
D) Physical fitness is relative to the observer making the assessment.
E) Labeling children unfit may damage their self-confidence.

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The term "physical fitness" not being completely or adequately defined makes it difficult to assess fitness levels accurately, thus making it a valid reason for arguing about children's fitness.

Of the Following, Which Is Not a Valid Reason for Arguing