广东学位英语完型填空精讲精练十.pdfVIP

全球价格最低，师资最强，课时最长，错过就是过错！  广东学位英语完型填空精讲精练十 With human cloning becoming a hot issue, we are brought face to face with the most basic ethical questions of life. Opinions differ widely as to 1 human cloning should be 2 or not. True, human cloning clearly has much to offer. By using the cells from the patient’s own body to grow organs to 3 the diseased parts, the problem of 4 can be avoided. This might prove useful, for example, in fighting leukemia （白血病） through bone marrow （髓）transplants. But what about making an 5 copy of a human being? Ian Wilmut, who created the sheep Dolly, finds the idea 6 . Professor Hank Greely at Stanford also finds the suggestion deeply 7 . For one thing, the technology is 8 from perfect. There 9 be lots of miscarriages （流产）and deformed clones. What shall we do with them? Shall we keep the healthy clones and just kill off the ones with a deformed body and 10 brains? That would offend the 11 beliefs of many people. For 12 , even if the technology is perfected, who can 13 no one will misuse it for evil purposes? Therefore, I am strongly opposed 14 human cloning for reproductive purposes. The government 15 enact laws to deal with it 16 it is too late. None-reproductive cloning, on the other hand, should be encouraged. It may mean hope to many 17 are waiting desperately for organs for transplant to save their lives. If 18 wisely the technology may eventually free humans 19 many kinds of suffering that t