Lawyers have questioned the____of the ban on political rallies, but officials continue to insist they are more interested in ensuring public safety than stifling political dissent .A.importanceB.qualificationC.legalityD.extension
Lawyers have questioned the____of the ban on political rallies, but officials continue to insist they are more interested in ensuring public safety than stifling political dissent .
A.importance
B.qualification
C.legality
D.extension
B.qualification
C.legality
D.extension
参考解析
解析：本题考查词语意思。题目意为“律师们已经质疑了有关政治集会禁令的合法性，但是官员们继续强调说，与沉闷的政治异议比起来，他们对于确保公众安全更感兴趣。”A项意为“重要性”。B项意为“资格、资质”。C项意为“合法性”。D项意为“扩大、延长”。因此选C项，质疑了有关政治集会禁令的合法性。
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