Ask the teacher one question about cloning (No! Not "Do you like it?" or "Do you agree with it?" Something deeper that you want to know or are curious about.
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Which paragraph loosely describe the cloning process?
Paragraph 1
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Do you agree with James' grandmother in paragraph 2? Explain.
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What is the "so what" for paragraph 4 if the main idea is: "Too many clones could result in conflicts in authority."
Something like: "The only way to avoid this would be WOLRD DOMINATION!" or "To avoid clone conflicts, they must all be given an equal form of authority/power."
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Which paragraph's main idea is "Your clone won't inherently be like you."
Paragraph 3
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Which paragraph considers the potential issues of cloning?
Paragraph 2
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Answer the author's question in the last paragraph. TEEA!
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What is befuddling in paragraph 3. Explain.
Clones are born babies, so they neither resemble or act like you....but that isn't how it goes in the movies!!!!
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What is ironic about the utopian world the author introduces in paragraph 5?
It results in a dystopian. (the opposite of utopia)