Unit3Scienceandnaturereading课件（牛津版必修5）.ppt

;Unit3 Science versus nature; Lead-in Gaur is a kind of endangered Asian ox. Noah, a gaur, was the first clone of an endangered animal born on 8 January 2001. Scientists at Advanced Cell Technology succeeded in cloning the baby gaur. Unfortunately, Noah died two days later. The experiment proved that it was possible to save endangered species through cloning.;Skimming and Scanning Read the article and letters quickly and answer these questions.;True or False 1.People all over the world are happy about the idea of cloning human beings. 2.Dolly, the first cloned mammal, is exactly the same as other sheep. 3.According to the article, the scientist who created Dolly does not agree with cloning human beings. 4.Cloning can be used to cure diseases because it can produce new tissues and organs. 5.Colin Jake is against cloning humans, just like Pauline Carter. 6.Cloning human beings is illegal in many countries, so no scientists want to clone human beings.;Fill in the form ;More questions 1.What are the different attitudes towards the success of cloning a human cell? 2.What does Ian Wilmut, the Scottish scientist who created Dolly, intend to use cloning for? 3.Who are the three persons in the article related to cloning?;;2.What does Iran Wilmut, the Scottish scientist who created Dolly, intend to use cloning for? ;3.Who are the three persons in the article related to cloning? ;;Reading comprehension:;2.The success of the cloned sheep Dolly has proved that_________. cloning will create more diseases in animal world B. cloned animals will die at a much younger age than normal C. man has been able to produce an exact copy from an adult cell D. man can interfere with nature at his will;3.According to the passage, what is the real intention of Ian Wilmut”s cloning research? A. To create copies of humans in the end. B. To destroy human embryos in the end. C. To create new tissues or organs for sale. D. To cure deadly diseases eventually.;4. How does a