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Unit one Text A 1.Throughout history, man has stood …..(para.1) Man has always felt confused and worried whenever they think of the issue of death. 2.The problem with fear of death…..(para.1) Fear of death can make people unable to enjoy life and gradually destroy their confidence in a meaningful life . 3.Death is not inextricably intertwined with the definition of life. (para.4) ”Death does not necessarily get connected with the definition of life. 4.aging can be better described not as a clock but as a scenario, which we can hope to edit.“(para.4) “Aging is not irreversible, but something you can change.” 5.In fact, we need not worry about what happens to us after death, any more than we worry when we see someone sleeping soundly.(para.10) We don’t have to worry about…just as we don’t worry when we see someone sleeping deeply and peacefully Text B 1. Allowing people to die by withdrawing or withholding life support is a form of euthanasia One form of euthanasia is to let people die by removing or refusing to give life-sustaining support. 2. Euthanasia is the only legally protected alternative in the United States to maximum health care treatment. AS to maximum health care treatment, euthanasia remains the only choice protected by law in the U.S. . 3. Euthanasia is the act of killing an incurably ill person out of concern and compassion for that persons suffering. Euthanasia is the act of stopping people suffer from incurable illness by killing him out of care and?? sympathy. 4.Euthanasia is a divisive topic, and different interpretations of its meaning, practice, and morality abound. Euthanasia is a controversial topic, and people have different viewpoints concerning its meaning, practice and morality. 5. Opponents of active euthanasia argue that it undermines the value of, and respect for, all human life; erodes trust in physicians; desensitizes society to killing; and contradicts many peoples religious beliefs. Opponents of active euthanasia have ideas t