The loss has not yet been _____ accurately, but it is believed to be well beyond a hundred million dollars.(1分)-湖北继续教育网网校

[单选题]The loss has not yet been _____ accurately, but it is believed to be well beyond a hundred million dollars.(1分)

Acalculated

Bconsidered

Ccompleted

Dcontrolled

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试题答案：

A

答案解释：

解题思路： A项，calculate “计算”；
B项，consider “考虑”；
C项，complete “完成”；
D项，controll “控制”。
结合语境，应为“计算损失”，故正确答案为A。

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