2014-2015学年高中英语 Unit 2 Cloning Workbook Listening课件 新人教版选修

WQ: What do you mean by that?
CP: Well, a clone will be an exact copy of
the original donor. Right?
WQ: Yes, so what?
CP: Well, what’s the relationship between
1. F 2. O 3. F 4. F
5. F 6. F
7. F 8. O
9. O 10. F
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Listen to the tape again and answer the following questions.
1. Why does Billy agree with cloning?
He wants to make his mother happy by
not moral at all!
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CP: I know, and that’s why it’s important
to get our ideas sorted out now. So
we really have to think about the
problems of human cloning.
Frank doesn’t agree with cloning because he thinks cloning is very expensive and it has many moral problems.
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3. What do you think Billy’s mother considers about cloning? Billy’s mother is in favour of cloning. She is saving money to go to America to have her pet dog cloned just before it dies.
1. It is moral to make my mother happy.
1. It is very expensive to clone a pet.
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Arguments for Arguments against
cloning pets
cloning pets
2. It can provide an excuse for a holiday abroad.
a laboratory to be cloned. Does it
matter if the laboratory returns you
the real baby and one clone or two
clones?
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WQ: Yes, it does. But how could this possible happen?
his mother
complaining.
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Listening text
A DISCUSSION ABOUT CLONING
Billy and Frank are having a discussion
about cloning pets.
BILLY: You know, Frank, I agree with
5. Wang Qiao thinks it is moral to clone babies for parents who cannot have children.
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Listen to the tape again and then
choose the correct answers to the three questions on page 54.
WQ: OK. CP: Let’s suppose that the laboratory
wanted to use the real baby to make more clones.
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Perhaps they know parents who
would like to buy a cloned baby.
keeping her pet dog alive forever and he
also wants to take the chance to America
for holiday when the dog is being cloned
there.
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2. What’s Frank’s attitude towards cloning? Why?
3. My mother will need her pet when I am away.
2. It is selfish because it
is an excuse for a
holiday.
3. It is selfish because it
means the student can
study abroad without
1 What problems does Clare think people haven’t thought of? 2 Why does Wang Qiao think that no one could confuse a donor with his / her clone/ 3 Why does Clare think people will want to buy cloned babies?
CP: Well, the scientists may get confused. WQ: My goodness. Surely they would
notice if there is an age-gap between the donor and the clone?
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CP: Maybe. What if the donor and the clone are very close in age? Let us suppose they are both babies.
4. What’s your own opinion about cloning?
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3. Listen again and sort out the arguments for and against cloning pets.
Arguments for cloning pets
Arguments against cloning pets
Answer key: B C A
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Listening ext
IS HUMAN CLONING A GOOD IDEA?
Wang Qiao is talking to Clare Peters
about human cloning.
WQ: What do you think about human
cloning. My mum has a pet dog
and she is devoted to her. I think
if anything happened
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to this pet she would be so upset. So we want to keep my mother happy by keeping her pet alive forever! FRANK: What’s this all about? A little dog! Surely you can make your mother happy again in another way! Does she know what
the clone and his original donor?
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WQ: I suppose they must be like one
person. The clone is the same as his
original donor.
CP: Let’s suppose that you take a baby to
cloning, Clare?
CP: I don’t know what to think. But I
suppose it’ll come one of these days.
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I think there are many problems that
nobody has thought of yet.
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1. How would you treat human clones? 2. Do you think they should have legal
and political rights, such as getting married or voting? 3. Do you think they are separate people or part of the original donor?
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2. Now listen to a discussion on human cloning. Read these statements before you listen to the tape. Tick the correct ones.
1. Clare thinks human cloning will come soon.
2. The clone is the same as the original donor.
3. Parents who are unable to have their own children may want to buy cloned babies.