2016年牛津版必修五Unit 3 Science and nature reading课件（共31张PPT）
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课件31张PPT。Unit 3 Science and nature readingFill in the blanks with the new words we have learned according to the meanings given below.help a woman or a female animal to
give birth to a baby _____________deliverfeeling that you have little hope and will do anything to get what you want ___________legally become the parents of somebody else’s child ________desperateadoptprogress totallyconsequencesadvancescompletelythe results of an actionan important development breakthroughhuman beingsmankindUnit 3science verses nature From the picture, you may think
of the world famous cloned
sheep--- Dolly.The first cloned mammal Dolly Dolly and Ian WilmutHow much do you know about
cloning??“Cloning” is a new technology which
produces an exact copy of an animal
or a plant from its own cells. Dolly
was the first cloned mammal created
by a Scottish scientist in 1996.She was exactly the same as her mother, both in appearance and in genes.I was born on 4 May 2003, look! I’m growing stronger now. the world’s first cloned mule
Idaho GemMy name is Cc (“Copycat”),
I was born in December 2002.scientists created me with a cell taken from my mother Rainbow.These female pigs are also cloned. They are born on Christmas Day 2001. Our names are Noel, Engel, Star, Joy, and Mary. Can you recognize each of us? We were born on 5 July 1998 in Ishikawa, Japan. And we were two years younger than Dolly. We’re called second adult animal clones in the world.
calfMy name is Andi, I’m the first genetically modified monkey.The name of the cloned monkey is from “ inserted DNA” spelt backwards.
The technology is different from that used for Dolly.dog Snuppy was created by Korean and American scientistsLook! I’m having a birthday party.cloned rabbits born in Guangxi University.What do you think of the new
kind of technology? Does it have
advantages or disadvantages?
?The perfect copyReading What are the two different attitudes towards the success of cloning a human embryo?
Para 1Frankenstein What was the intention of Ian Wilmut’s research on cloning at first?
Para 2-3 Do you think human beings should be cloned? What effects do you think human cloning might have?
(Work in pairs with your partner and discuss the question. )Discussion:Why is the woman desperate to have a cloned baby?
Will the cloned baby be the same as a normal baby?Para 4-6Suppose you have a cloned brother or sister who looks exactly like you, how would you feel and what will happen in your everyday life?
(make up a situation with your group members and act it out.)actHomeworkRead the two readers’ letters on
the next page, which stand for different attitudes on human cloning. Decide which one you agree with and why. We will talk about it after National Day.Thank you!Frankenstein is a scientist. He creates a monster by experiment. The monster was kind, and ready to help others. But he is not accepted by the society just because of his ugly appearance. People around him refuse his kind offer and turn him down. Some even drive him away. He is eager to get love and happiness, but unfortunately what he gets is merciless chasing. He asks Frankenstein, the scientist to create a female monster like himself so he can have a company, but again he was refused. In all his life he lives a miserable life. At last he cannot bear all these. He chooses to avenge humans. At last he dies together with his creator, Frankenstein.
give birth to a baby _____________deliverfeeling that you have little hope and will do anything to get what you want ___________legally become the parents of somebody else’s child ________desperateadoptprogress totallyconsequencesadvancescompletelythe results of an actionan important development breakthroughhuman beingsmankindUnit 3science verses nature From the picture, you may think
of the world famous cloned
sheep--- Dolly.The first cloned mammal Dolly Dolly and Ian WilmutHow much do you know about
cloning??“Cloning” is a new technology which
produces an exact copy of an animal
or a plant from its own cells. Dolly
was the first cloned mammal created
by a Scottish scientist in 1996.She was exactly the same as her mother, both in appearance and in genes.I was born on 4 May 2003, look! I’m growing stronger now. the world’s first cloned mule
Idaho GemMy name is Cc (“Copycat”),
I was born in December 2002.scientists created me with a cell taken from my mother Rainbow.These female pigs are also cloned. They are born on Christmas Day 2001. Our names are Noel, Engel, Star, Joy, and Mary. Can you recognize each of us? We were born on 5 July 1998 in Ishikawa, Japan. And we were two years younger than Dolly. We’re called second adult animal clones in the world.
calfMy name is Andi, I’m the first genetically modified monkey.The name of the cloned monkey is from “ inserted DNA” spelt backwards.
The technology is different from that used for Dolly.dog Snuppy was created by Korean and American scientistsLook! I’m having a birthday party.cloned rabbits born in Guangxi University.What do you think of the new
kind of technology? Does it have
advantages or disadvantages?
?The perfect copyReading What are the two different attitudes towards the success of cloning a human embryo?
Para 1Frankenstein What was the intention of Ian Wilmut’s research on cloning at first?
Para 2-3 Do you think human beings should be cloned? What effects do you think human cloning might have?
(Work in pairs with your partner and discuss the question. )Discussion:Why is the woman desperate to have a cloned baby?
Will the cloned baby be the same as a normal baby?Para 4-6Suppose you have a cloned brother or sister who looks exactly like you, how would you feel and what will happen in your everyday life?
(make up a situation with your group members and act it out.)actHomeworkRead the two readers’ letters on
the next page, which stand for different attitudes on human cloning. Decide which one you agree with and why. We will talk about it after National Day.Thank you!Frankenstein is a scientist. He creates a monster by experiment. The monster was kind, and ready to help others. But he is not accepted by the society just because of his ugly appearance. People around him refuse his kind offer and turn him down. Some even drive him away. He is eager to get love and happiness, but unfortunately what he gets is merciless chasing. He asks Frankenstein, the scientist to create a female monster like himself so he can have a company, but again he was refused. In all his life he lives a miserable life. At last he cannot bear all these. He chooses to avenge humans. At last he dies together with his creator, Frankenstein.