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In 2008,27 people were arrested becauseof the contaminated（有毒的）milk powder__
A.incident
B.accident
C.event
D.occurence
B.accident
C.event
D.occurence
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解析：考查名词辨析。旬意为：“在2008年，有27人因有毒奶粉事件而被捕。”incident“大事件”；accident“偶发事件”；event“项目，一般事情”；occurence“偶发事件”。由句意可知选A项。
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