They built snowmen and had a race to see who could make the tallest one.

Meaning: This sentence depicts the children's imaginative play and their friendly rivalry to create the tallest snowman.

Choice of Words: Built and race introduce specific actions and competition. "Built" conveys the creative aspect of making snowmen, while "race" captures the competitive spirit among the children.

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