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15．The data from the satellite was enough for the computer model to_____ that the tsunami was smaller and less destructive．（　　）
A．check outB．turn outC．make outD．figure out

分析 根据卫星传来的数据计算机模型足以计算出这次海啸威力会小一些，也不会具备那么大的毁灭性．

解答 答案D．
check out检查；turn out结果是，制造；make out理解，假装，辨认出；figure out想出，解决，计算出，弄明白．根据句子所要表达的意思"计算机模型根据卫星传来的数据计算出海啸的威力和破坏性"可知答案选D．

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