Six people were killed in that accident.A:event B:incidentC:scene D:location
Six people were killed in that accident.
A:event
B:incident
C:scene
D:location
B:incident
C:scene
D:location
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解析：六人在那场事故中丧生。event“事件”，如：The election was the main event of 2012．那场选举是2012年的主要大事。incident“事故，意外事件”，如：Eight students lost their lives in the shooting incident.8名学生在枪击事件中丧生。scene“场面，景象”，如：The whole place is a scene of noisy activities．整个地方都是一片喧闹繁忙的景象。location“位置，场所”。只有incident意思上和accident最接近。
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