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1 EEft+lllEilmf,tl  Read the definition  and think of
                                                                     She is thought  to have become  especialty attached
          arguments  for and against  cloning.
                                                                     to it after the pit butI saved  her Iife when another dog
                                                                     attacked her.
            el.one  /kleon;  NAffE  kloun/  n ou n, verb
            a noun 1 rbiologv'1  a planI  or an animal rhat is  produced  The latter achieved notoriety when his wett-publicised
             naturally  or artificially  from the cells of another  plant or
             animal and  is therefore exactly  the same  as it        breal<throughs  in cloning  human stem cetts  were
                                                                      discovered  to be fake.
            : verb  [v'r I 1 ro produce  an exact copy o[ an animal  or a
             plant  ftom  its cells: A team  {aom  the UK were  the first  to  lncreasing demand means the cost for ctoning a dog
             successfulty  clane  an druimdl  o Dolly,  the claned.  sheep
                                                                      may come  down  to less than  $f  O,OOO.
                                                                     The dog, named Booger, died a year and a half ago but
          Look quickty  through the text in the Reading exam tash
                                                                      his owner  l<ept part of the dog's ear in cold storage.
          ignoring the gaps.  What two arguments  in favour  of cloning  Neverthetess,  some  people are worried that human
          are implied  by the text?  Do you agree with them?          ctoning is an inevitabte development.
                                                                      ln this case, celts have been extracted from Booger's
          Do the Reading  exam task.
                                                                      ear tissue and inserted  into the eggs of living dogs.
                                                                   Look at the photo  of Frankenstein below. Discuss  the questions.
           Read the text carefu[[y and decide which sentence (A-F)
                                                                   1 What  do you know about the story?
           best fits each gap (1-5).  There is one sentence that you
                                                                   2 How does it portray science  and scientists?
           do not need.
           $r5o,ooo for a pet dog,                                 Do the Use of English exam task.
           just   [ike your last one
                                                                   Complete  the text. Write one word only in each gap.
           Snuppy: the first cloned dog in the wortd
                                                                   Many people regard the
           A Californian dog-lover has agreed to pay g150,000      possibitity  of h uman ctones
           to have her dead pit butt recreated in the wortd's  first  t   horror  and see
           commercial pet cloning  project.  ,  I  South Korean    it as a sign that scientific
                                                                   progress  is spiralling
           scientists wil[ now use the tissue to attempt to create an
           exact replica ofthe pet.                                '      of control. Atthough
                                                                   this initial revutsion is
           RNL Bio, based  in Seou[,  said it is atready working  on
                                                                   understandable, it is
           the order.  The workwitt  be carried out by a team of Seout               3-
                                                                   perhaps  taking things   an extreme.  After  atl,
           National University (SNU)  scientists  under  the direction
                                                                   human  clones  already  exist in nature:  they're called
           of professor Lee Byeong-chun,  a key member  ofthe                      4_though
                                                                   identical twins,  and        some  people  find
           research team headed by disgraced stem cetI scientist   identical twins unnerving, few are actually disgusted by
           Hwang  Woo-suk.   ,  I  Sut the SNU team  was successful  the very idea of them.
           in creating the wortd's  first dog clone, an Afghan hound  It's atl  5-   easy to dismiss cloning  6_   the
           named'Snuppy'.                                          worl< of mad scientists  trying to create  Franl<enstein-like
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           Bernann  McKunney  is the American  woman  who reatty   monsters.  This image  has very little to   with the
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           misses  her dead dog.  ,  E  Specific breeds  of pit bult are  truth.   reaiity, the aim of scientists  is to find
                                                                   new ways to combat disease and repair the human
           banned or restricted in severaI countries including  the
                                                                   body.  Some scientists  have suggested  that by cloning
           Ul(, New Zealand  and Canada,  but not in the USA.                                     e_
                                                                   our own cells, we coutd halt or maybe   reverse
           Cho Seong-ryul, RNL's marketing director, said the
                                                                   the ageing  process.  The ultimate  prize would be a l<ind
           company's success rate for producing  dogs by ctoning                10_
                                                                   of immortality.     that would  be a good  thing in
           was high with around one out of every four surrogate    practice is another question.
           mother dogs producing  cloned puppies.  ,  !  fne
           scientists  and Mrs McKunney  are hoping that at least
           one of these willdevetop  into a heatthy puppy.      6  Oo the Speaking  exam  task.
           'lf successfu[,  this wilt marl< the first time that a dog has
           been ctoned in a commercial contract,'  Cho said. 'But it
           won't be the tast. Ctoning  is fast becoming an industry.  Read the fo[[owing  statement.  Do you agree  or disagree
           ' E'  RNL Bio plans eventually to focus on cloning  not  with it? Discuss the issue with your partner,  responding
           only pets, but also speciaI  dogs tike those trained  to  to any counter-arguments  they have.
           sniff out bombs.                                        The ctoning of humans should  never  be allowed.
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