There is a small risk of brain damage from such an operation.A:hope B:luckC:case D:danger
There is a small risk of brain damage from such an operation.
A:hope
B:luck
C:case
D:danger
B:luck
C:case
D:danger
参考解析
解析：risk：风险，危险。题干意思为：这类手术有对大脑造成伤害的细微风险。 hope：希望；luck：运气，好运；case：病例，事例；danger：危险，风险。经过分析，D项正确。
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