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下图漫画《牵着鼻子走》告诉我们的道理有(   )

①网络生活很丰富,网络交往很诱人,青少年上网成瘾是正常的    ②青少年应以健康的心态把网络作为生活的补充,学会“信息节食”   
③网络信患良莠不齐,提高自己的抗诱惑能力,才能保护自己        ④网络不是生活的全部,我们不应该成为网络的俘虏,而要做网络的主人 

A:①②③④

B:①②③

C:②③④

D:①③④

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C

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