Human cloning


Should parents be allowed to choose the genetic traits such as gender: eye color, or future of their unborn child? How about personality traits, talents, or resistance to certain disease? Write an essay that discusses how you feel about creating the "perfect baby". What are the advantage and disadvantages?
The scientific technology “human cloning" makes possible to choose physical qualities or characteristics like eyes color gender, body size, etc. A person can be a father without marriage but taking genes. Selecting such qualities there can be a perfect baby made from genetically engineering system. Beautiful or ugly or handsome etc. like qualities there can be a perfect baby made from genetically engineering system. Beautiful, ugly, handsome, etc. Like qualities can be made from cloning. Is it practical and possible to live healthy life with cloning generation?
There can be many advantages and disadvantages of cloning to make perfect baby. Though there is chance of making physically perfect tall and handsome body but there is no guarantee of talent, skills in it. There is a question of such product to adjust with new environment. Just like a corn field there is almost similarities of beings who have almost same level of ability and talent. Can we make Albert Einstein with same capacity using cloning with his brain cells?
we can create a physically perfect baby but not of mind. How can we expect extra talent and skills in such identical products? Again, all persons can't be cloned because it is very expensive work. we should adopt cloning in curing various diseases and to preserve extinct animals and plants. In others physical transplantation cures and preservation of extinct ones it is advantageous. On the other hand the parents in pursuit of a perfect baby using cloning will bring many more challenges and difficulties which are its disadvantages.
Grammar Section
a) Fill in the chart with the missing forms of words.
S.N.
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
a.
1. ethicist
2. ethic
X
ethical
ethical
b.
extinction
X
ethical
X
c.
immorality
X
immoral
immorally
d.
Justification
justify
justified
X
e
1. narcissism
2. narcissist
X
narcissistic
X
f.
Sterility
sterilize
sterile
X
g.
1. clone
2. cloning
clone
cloned


b) Complete the paragraph below using the words from the list given.
Cloning                              species
Cut and dried                              implication
Ethically                            justifies
Extinction                   narcissism
Immoral                             repugnant
Many people consider …………1…….. a child morally……………2…. . Wanting to create an exact duplicate of yourself is an example of ………3……to them. On the other hand, many of same people argue that it is ……4………
Acceptable to use cloning to find cures for diseases. Supporters of therapeutic cloning believe that the need to cure disease……5……. The
use of stem cell research and therapeutic cloning. The opponents of stem cell research maintain that cloning for any reason is ……6……….. . For them, there is no debate; the issue is ……7…. . The future ……8…… of therapeutic cloning frighten them. They argue that the cloning of animals to prevent the complete……….. Of a ………………… is quite different from cloning humans.
Answer:
1)cloning                      2)repugnant                    3)narcissism                              4)ethically                          5)justifies                       6)immoral                              7)cut and dried                                8)implication                        9)extinction                          10)species

c) Rewrite the following sentences crossing out the incorrect underlined verbs replacing the correct once.
Some people feel that the scientific experiments is (1) protected by the first Amendment to the United States Constitution. This amendment protect (2) the right freedom of speech. A legal scholar from the university of Chicago argue (3 )that this is a realistic constitutional claim. He maintain (4) that the founding fathers were concerned with scientific and academic freedom and the numbers of the Supreme court today is also has (5) a high regard for it.
Arguments in favor of defending research right by using the First Amendment is (6) complex. One of the many legal scholars involved say (7) that raising questions that challenges (8) and explores (9) culture norms are exactly the kind of research only if the study in question threatens (10)national security or public health. While releasing smallpox into the air to see how it spreads are (1) clearly a threat and could be banned, conduction stem cell experiments do not (12) present a clear danger to public health or security.
Answer
1.     Are.   2. Protects     3. Argues      4. Maintains      5. Have          6. Are      7. Says         
8. Challenge    9. Explore    10. Threaten   11. Is      12. Does not




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