[청랑 킬러문항] 2025 수능 영어 빈칸 문제 #28

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Oliver Sacks’s The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat assembles 24 case studies of patients with neurological anomalies, ranging from perceptual losses to extraordinary savant skills. In chapters classified under Losses and Excesses, sufferers struggle with missing or distorted faculties—patients who cannot recognize familiar faces or who are inundated by repetitive tics. Conversely, in Transports and The World of the Simple, other individuals exhibit remarkable abilities, such as Dr. P’s perfect pitch compensating for his visual agnosia and Ray’s prodigious memory emerging alongside Tourette’s syndrome. Through these narratives, Sacks highlights not only the fragility of normal perception but also the brain’s capacity for unexpected adaptation. By weaving together stories of impairment and gift, he invites readers to consider that ________________. Ultimately, Sacks argues for a view of neurology that acknowledges both loss and creativity as inseparable facets of human consciousness. These accounts challenge the notion that neurological disorders are purely detrimental, suggesting instead that they can illuminate hidden potentials within the mind.

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Vocabulary

anomalies	əˈnɒməliz	이상, 변칙
distorted	dɪˈstɔːrtɪd	왜곡된
prodigious	prəˈdɪdʒəs	엄청난
fragility	frəˈdʒɪlɪti	연약함, 깨지기 쉬움
illuminate	ɪˈluːmɪˌneɪt	밝히다, 조명하다

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문제) What best completes the blank?

① neural plasticity is limited to the early developmental stages
② deficits in one domain invariably diminish overall cognitive capacity
③ impairments and exceptional talents originate from distinct brain regions
④ exceptional abilities often arise in response to neurological disruptions
⑤ perceptual losses guarantee the absence of meaningful experience

 

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