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    CCTV ________ public opinion about the poisonous milk powder．

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    A．made a list of

    B．made a record of

    C．made a survey of

    D．made fun of

    答案：C
    解析：

    本题为短语辨异题。题中opinion应为可数名词，若用A、B两项应用其复数形式表示“公众的舆论”，很显然D项不合题意。由C项与全句构成表达“中央电视台就有毒奶粉事件进行了舆论调查”的题意。


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