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A robot named Teotronico，designed by Matteo Suzzi from Italy，is really good at_1._(play)the piano—but that could be2._he has 19 fingers.

He can also sing and accompany3.on the drum and judge his musical ability.Teotronico is the only robot in the world_4.is able to do all these things at the same time.

He also has video cameras5.(fix)in his eyes which allow him to“see”and interact_6.those around him.

34－year－old Matteo said having 19 fingers makes the robot_7._(fast)and enables him to cover any composition or song.His left hand covers the lower notes，8.the right hand covers the melodic line(主旋律)and he has9._extra finger on the left hand.Teotronico cost over ￡3，000 and took over four years to create.

“He_10._(perform)at many private parties and is a hit with the guests.We are hoping he can revolutionise the music industry，”said Matteo.

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