For half a millennium, scores of writers have struggledto make sense of the

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问题     For half a millennium, scores of writers have struggled
to make sense of the mystery that was Leonardo Da Vinci. Was the
man who made the Mona Lisa smiles an artist? Was he a wacky inventor or a       S1.______
scientist? A visionary—or simply the product or a traumatic
(受创伤的) child? Intellectual greats from Johann                               S2.______
Wolfgang yon Goethe to Walter Pater to Sigmund Freud
all have tried to capture the character of the quintessential                   S3.______
(精萃的)Renaissance man. More recently, Dan
Brown’s best-sale. The Da Vinci Code created a subversive                       S4.______
side for him, asserting that Da Vinci worked clues
of a age-old conspiracy in the Roman Catholic Church                            S5.______
into his large-scale 1498 painting The Last Supper.
    Brown’s book is fiction. But new research in the                            S6.______
Italian master is indeed generating fresh ideas about what
made Da Vinci tick. Since the 1880s, most of his 6,000 manuscripts
have been published and translated, allowed                                     S7.______
the nature of Da Vinci’s genius to emerge from centuries of
myth and speculation. These notebooks form the basis of
a new exhibition at London Victoria and Albert Museum, "Leonardo Da             S8.______
Vinci: Experience, Experiment and Design," which opens on Sept. 14.
Through rarely seeing manuscripts and drawings, large-scale models              S9.______
of his designs and computer animations, the exhibit illuminates
Da Vinci’s bold, wide-ranging thought process. "Like Shakespeare or Newton,
like all great figures, he remained perpetually surprising," says Da Vinci      S10.______
scholar Martin Kemp, the exhibit’s curator(馆长).

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答案 smiles→smile

解析 动词搭配错误。根据英语的make sb. do sth.应将made the Mona Lisa smiles 中的smiles 改为smile。
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