Will give 6. cloning also brings many pet owners great joy. nicky was a beloved maine coon cat owned by a woman in texas named julie. nicky’s owner was devastated when he passed away in 2004. to cloning, julie has a new special friend. she says that little nicky is healthy and happy. besides looking just like the first nicky, little nicky shares some of his distinctive behaviors—proving the wonders of cloning. this includes an unusual fascination with water. 7. there is also the well-documented story of missy, the border collie-husky mix. missy’s owner missed her so much that he founded a company that private citizens clone their pets. fifteen years after missy’s passing, mira was born. mira bears a striking resemblance to missy and behaves just like her as well. two additional missy clones, chingu and sarang, live with family members and often visit their “twin sister” mira. question: what is the main idea of this passage? a) pet cloning is an abomination of science and a disaster waiting to happen; it should not be allowed. b) pet cloning is a scientific process without any drawbacks and that should be permitted for all pet owners. c) there have been many stories of successful pet clones that have ended happily for both the family and the pet clone. d) animal rescue organizations have long been opposed to pet cloning because of the large number of unowned pets that already exist.

The correct option is C. There have been many stories of successful pet clones that have ended happily for both the family and the pet clone.

Explanation:

In the biological world, cloning can be described as a technique in which identical copies of a particular gene, protein or an entire organism are made.

The paragraphs 6 And 7 above show how cloning has been effective in the lives of two pet owners. In today's world people have a special kind of affection for their pets. If a pet becomes sick or dies, many of the pet owners become sad and might get into depression.

This article shows how cloning has made the lives of pet owners happier again by providing them clones of the pets.

The correct answer is option C

Explanation:

The main idea of the passage is that There have been many stories of successful pet clones that have ended happily for both the family and the pet clone.

It is evident from the passage that many pet owners have tried cloning without any side effects and are more than happy with the results. The biological results of cloning have been opposed with ethical and moral issues and this technology is facing opposition due to this. Once people are aware of its benefits, it will be more acceptable.

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