Section One (20 points,2 points each) Direetions:Listen to the conversation and fill in the blanks with the words you hcar.Write the words on the Answer Sheet. Mari Your dog is so adorable.Nancy.How old is he? NanGy:Elcvcn Mari Wow:that's pretty (1 Namay,Yanh.I just lave him so much.I don't know what I'll do when hc'a (2) Marf:Well.you can clone him.you knaw. Nacy:Glonc him?You're(3)一·righr Meri:Ycah,of sourac But actually,it is possible.Scientists in Korea have cloned a dog. you know1】sawa(4〉 of it in Timc magaoinc Noney.Ronily?I've henrd of eloned (5) _and maicc and rabbits.But not pets likc dogs. Andrew:Oh,yeah.(6) it or not,there is a company in California that offers a pet cloning service.For 15,000,you can have an exact copy of your pet. Nancy:That's so weird.Actually,it kind of scares me.Pretty soon,they'll start cloning people and then... Andrew:Nah,I don't think that's going to (7).I think cloning will be used in positive ways. Nancy:Like what? Andrew:Like saving endangered species.For example,scientists could save the giant panda and other animals before they become extinct. Mari:Oh,yeah,and (8) thing.I heard that scientists will be able to clone body parts.You know,just grow a new heart,or a new tooth. Andrew:Uh-huh.That's what stem cell research is all (9) which is similar to cloning.A lot of medical problems are going to be solved with that for sure. Nancy:Well,I'm all for that.Especially if it can help us live (10) Mari:Or if they can help your dog live longer,right? Nancy:Right! 1405Section One (20 points, 2 pointà e.u:h) Dil'@etionll: Lillten tð the Cðnversation and Fm in the blank" with th" wordlt you hear. Write the wordi on lh@ AngWlll' ShOO1. Mαri! Your doy 且匾。且dor;;!b 恼. N!lnl'y. How old Î!l nl!1 Nfi"'J: EICYLn. Mar; i W ow 1 I. h" 口号i' rçHy <l} 二-→←‘ NIlJlU'.)l, Y ê!l\oL 1 JU 1'>号是 hífu $0 tnuch. 1 Jon J t hnQw wh", l' 11 du Yfhçn hc on Mari W@!l. you Nln I'lono him. llnmw. NIIRO; ðtom: him T You I~ c: 一-一一一. riuhn rf i Yç"h , Qf umG. But aGtualln ìt b pD:ì:\ible. Bcieminx in Kor hav@ e!on@d n 吨， yòu knovvj 1 savv a (4} 一一 i. t in Timc mae;aliÌnc, NIlJU1)l, Rmllly? F Vê nêlll'ð. ðí èlò...ed (b >一-~一 ~nd miçç í.\ml I"í.\bbítl'i. But not pcttì likc dogs. Andrew! Oh. yeah. (6) 一一一一一 it or not , there is a company in California that offers a pet cloning service. For $ 15.000 , you can have an exact copy of your pet. Nancy:That's so weird. Actually , ít kínd of scares me. Pretty soon , they'll start cloning people and then. . . Andrew:Nah. 1 don't think that's going to (7) 一一一一一. 1 think cloning will be used in posltlve ways. Nancy: Like what? Andrew: Like saving endangered species. For example. scientists could save the giant panda and other animals before they become extinct. Mari: Oh. yeah , and (8) thing. 1 heard that scientists will be able to clone body parts. Y ou know. j ust grow a new heart. or a new tooth. Andrew: Uh-huh. That' s what stem cell research is all (9) , which is similar to doning. A 10t of medica1 prob1ems are going to be s01ved with that for sure. Nancy: Well , l'm all for that. Especially if it can help us live (1 0) 一-一一一­ Mari: Or if they can help your dog live longer, right? Nancy: Right! 1405