下列各句中，标点符号使用正确的一句是（）A:郝明义认为“没有越界不成阅读，”提出阅读者应走的四步，即：向前一步、往旁一步、随便走几步、在网络与书籍之间跨步。
B:“学习就怕‘认真’二字，”张老师语重心长地说：“‘态度决定一切’，确实有道理。一个人做事如果没有认真的态度，那他将一事无成。”
C:“绿动未来2008”环保方案评选活动开展以来，大赛组委会征集到高质量参赛方案367份，内容涉及新能源、新材料的开发与利用、发展绿色经济、环境保护和生态治理新技术等诸多方面。
D:德国联邦司法部长表示：“连接德国和中国的不仅是经济合作，政治、文化方面我们在不断靠近,‘德中法制对话’活动有助于达到这一目的。”

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  A.brandishing magazine is not as serious as downloading thousands of academic articles. B.prosecutors have large discretion in prosecuting people. C.prosecutors in different places have different standard of prosecution. D.Aaron Swartz committed suicide because he did not want to be in the prison.
  问题2：
  A.Lack of legislation for violating websites’ terms. B.Any American is at risk of prosecution. C.Too many legislation and regulation that exist today. D.Prosecutors’ discretion to charge individuals with crime amplified by huge number of laws.
  问题3：
  A.used in some places to train junior prosecutors B.finding out what crime Mother Teresa could commit C.finding out what crime John Lennon could commit D.ordinary crimes do not fit either Mother Teresa or John Lennon
  问题4：
  A.satisfied B.at a loss C.worried D.concerned

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