（1）John had 1 a large body of literature by the time he was 12.
（2）Success has not always 2 happiness to prodigies.
（3）In school with children their own age they may become bored or frustrated, and simply 3 learning completely.
（4） Many children begin to 4 other teenagers for affection, encouragement, and a sense of belonging.
（5）Something in the environment must 5 the potential.
（6）Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart will 6 one of history.s most famous child prodigies.
（7）By the age of eight, he had performed in half the great cities of Europe and was 7 to write his first three symphonies.
（8）But her brilliance and fame have not kept her from having many friends and 8 as a normal child in a small town in China.
（9）Although a child may be 9 outstanding genetic potential, this potential will now necessarily develop.
（10） Even the most successful sometimes 10 the value of their lives and accomplishments.__2__(完形填空)
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