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线路遭到破坏,则对事故地点前后各()m线路质量进行测量,对事故关系人员分别调查,检查

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线路遭到破坏,则对事故地点前后各()m线路质量进行测量,对事故关系人员分别调查,检查有关技术文件的编制、填写情况,根据调查情况初步确定事故原因和责任。[2005年真题]

A.50

B.100

C.150

D.200

答案:

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参考答案:B

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