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Choose the alternative with the correct reference for the underlined words from the text.
A they (paragraph 1) = countryside youth
B his (paragraph 1) = Paraguaçu
C us (paragraph 2) = workers
D their (paragraph 3) = rural workers' children
E them (paragraph 3) = other parts of the world

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Para responder corretamente a essa pergunta, é necessário analisar cada alternativa em relação ao contexto do texto mencionado. Como não tenho acesso ao texto completo, não posso verificar diretamente as referências. No entanto, posso te ajudar a entender como você pode fazer essa análise. 1. A they (paragraph 1) = countryside youth - Verifique se "they" realmente se refere a "countryside youth" no primeiro parágrafo. 2. B his (paragraph 1) = Paraguaçu - Veja se "his" se refere a "Paraguaçu" no primeiro parágrafo. 3. C us (paragraph 2) = workers - Confirme se "us" se refere a "workers" no segundo parágrafo. 4. D their (paragraph 3) = rural workers' children - Verifique se "their" se refere a "rural workers' children" no terceiro parágrafo. 5. E them (paragraph 3) = other parts of the world - Veja se "them" se refere a "other parts of the world" no terceiro parágrafo. Após essa análise, você deve escolher a alternativa que faz a referência correta de acordo com o texto. Se você puder verificar as referências no texto, isso te ajudará a encontrar a resposta correta. Se precisar de mais ajuda, sinta-se à vontade para perguntar!

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