Question

Pesquisadores fizeram uma importante descoberta a respeito da música. It turns out that your high school band teacher, in all his wide-eyed, bleeding heart optimism, was right – music really is the universal language, and science has just proved it. In the "Form and Function in Song" study published today in Current Biology, researchers show that vocal songs that manage to trigger emotional reactions like soothing a crying child or expressing love to a partner all sound similar to each other, despite coming from different parts of the world. Because of this, people in over 60 countries arrived at similar feelings about those types of songs based only of 14-second audio clips. This confirms the existence of universal links between form and function in music. JOFFE, Justin. Science Proves Music Really Is the Universal Language. Outerplaces, 25 Jan. 2018. Available at: . Accessedon: 26 Mar. 2020. wide-eyed: olhos arregalados. soothing: tranquilizar. No texto lido, há o uso de um pronome relativo em(A)

music really is the universal language, and science has just proved it.

(B)

researchers show that vocal songs that manage to trigger emotional reactions like soothing a crying child or expressing love to a partner all sound similar to each other.

(C)

Because of this, people in over 60 countries arrived at similar feelings [...]

(D)

This confirms the existence of universal links between form and function in music

Answer 1

A opção correta será (B)  researchers show that vocal songs that manage to trigger emotional reactions like soothing a crying child or expressing love to a partner all sound similar to each other.

O uso de pronomes relativos é feito para referenciar a algum termo utilizado previamente no texto, iniciando uma oração subordinada ou principal. Alguns pronomes relativos conhecidos em inglês são which, who e that.

No caso, ao analisar as frases dentre as alternativas podemos perceber que a única que utiliza o pronome relativo é a letra B). Essa alternativa apresenta o pronome relativo "that" que na tradução ao português significa "que".

Espero ter ajudado!