Take a piece of hair from your head. Ouch! It may be long, _______ it's not wide. Three scientists spent over 30 years _______ a kind of machine. This kind of machine is about a thousand times _______ than the width of one piece of your hair. These machines are _______ small that they can only be seen under a microscope(显微镜)!They _______ nanomachines(纳米机器).

Because of their hard work, the three scientists _______ the 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. They are all European. Sir J. Fraser Stoddart, one of the scientists, told reporters that he thanked _______ other scientists from 24 different countries for helping make this prize _______. He said he once brought a chocolate Nobel Prize to his daughter from _______ trip to Stockholm. He expected ____________ a real one someday.

What are nanomachines good for? Scientists believe that ____________ the future, nanomachines ____________ help deliver(传送) medicines inside a person's body, or take away things that are making us sick. Mr Feringa compared ____________ work to that of the Wright Brothers. When the Wright Brothers flew their airplane for the first time, some people questioned what airplanes ____________ good for. Now airplanes help us ____________ fast and we use them all the time.