Although80%ofthepublichavestatedtheiroppositiontocloningpetanimalssuchascatsanddogscompaniesstilltrytomakeabusinessoutofsellingclonedpets.Thesepetcloningcompaniesmakeuseofthegriefofpeoplewhohavelosttheirbelovedpetsleadingthemtobelievethattheirpetscanbe"broughtbacktolife"or"copied"throughnewcloningtechnology.

 Howeverthereisnoassurancethataclonedanimalwillbethevsameastheoriginalphysicallyletaloneintermsofbehaviourorper?sonality.Inadditionmorethan96percentofcloningattemptsfailandaccordingtotheCEOofonepetcloningcompany15%%ofclonedcatswilldiewithin30 days.TheRoslinInstitutewhichproducedthefirstclonedanimalpostedastate?mentonitswebsitestating"…thesupposedbenefitofcloningapetisanillusion(假象)andtheharmtotheotheranimalsinvolvedwouldbereal".”Behindeachcutepictureofaclonedcatordogliehundredsofanimalsthatwerekeptinlaboratorycagesreceivingbadtreatmentduringvariousexperiments.Forallthatyouendupwithaclonedanimalthatmayexperienceserioushealthproblems.

 Whilepetcloningcompaniesarechargingcustomersupto$150000foraclonedpetmillionsofhomelessanimalsofthesamespeciesareavailableinanimalsheltersforaround$100.Unfortunatelymostoftheseanimalsarekilledfornoonebringsthemhome.

 WithourNoPetCloningmovementweseektoprotectbothanimalsandpeo?plefromharm.WeworkedharduntiltheonlyUScompaniesthatsoldclonedani?malsclosedtheirdoors.CurrentlycatanddogcloningexperimentsforpetsalesareonlybeingconductedinKorea.

1.What'stheRoslinInstitute'sopiniononpetcloning?

   A.TheRoslinInstitutethinksitisharmless.

   B.TheRoslinInstitutethinksitcannotbeavoided.

   C.TheRoslinInstitutedoesnotsupportit.

   D.TheRoslinInstituterefusestomakecomments.

2.Wecanlearnfromthethirdparagraphthatthewriterthinks       .

   A.petsfromsheltersusuallyhavehealthproblems

   B.buyingclonedpetsisawasteofmoney

   C.clonedpetsarebetterthantheonesfromshelters

   D.petsfromsheltersshouldbeusedforexperiments

3.TheNoPe