人教版选修8Unit 2 CloningP5 Listening exercise (共20张).ppt

RB: Xiao Qing, do you think cloning’s _____? XQ: What do you mean by that? The scientists are doing a __________ job. Soon they may be able to bring people’s favourite _____ back to life! RB: Yes, I know. But doesn’t it seem cruel to you that it took ___ experiments before Dolly was ___________ cloned? Think of all those live _____ and eggs that died in order for Dolly to be _____. I don’t approve of that! XQ: But, Rachel, be __________. Isn’t it always like that with a _____ science? This is the way people learn to do things ______. RB: I suppose so — but they also make the animals do such _________ things. One poor cow was made to give birth to a bison. What was the poor creature to think _______ it saw its baby? XQ: I don’t quite understand ____ so many people are ________ cloning. I think the scientists _____ a bit of encouragement. Think of the _______. Cloning may help medical science to produce cures for serious ________. RB: Yes, I know and I agree with that. It’s just that I don’t agree with the ________. XQ: Why not? RB: Well, I think it’s a dead _____. Dolly the sheep was “middle-aged” when she was born _______ her DNA came from a middle-aged “mother”. ________ your grandmother would mean a new baby started life as an _____ lady! XQ: Really? I ______ thought of that. RB: And it ________ the species. Cloning means that there’s _____ variety in the species. So the animals may not be able to ______ a particular illness and they might _____ out. XQ: Oh dear! And that was just what you and I were trying to ______. In spite of all these, don’t you think scientists would still be able to ____ the problems? Wang Qiao (WQ) is talking to Clare Peters (CP) about human cloning. WQ: