Which of the Following Observations Describes Professional Soccer in Brazil

Which of the following observations describes professional soccer in Brazil?

A) Soccer is central to life in Brazil but virtually unknown anywhere else in the world.
B) Soccer represents group coordination, division of labor, minute specialization, mechanization, and controlled violence.
C) For many Brazilians, the experience of supporting a soccer team may be their only experience of a loyalty beyond the local community.
D) Support for local professional soccer teams in cities like Rio de Janeiro cut across boundaries of race, income, class, and neighborhood.