Question

In the quotation in lines 61-64, George Will primarily draws attention to

• A. A weakness inherent in cloning theory
• B. A goal that some advocates of cloning might share
• C. The limitations of human individuality
• D. The likelihood that children will rebel against their parents
• E. The extent to which a cloned person might differ from the original person

Answer 1

The correct option is E The extent to which a cloned person might differ from the original person

George Will questions if identity and individuality can really be separated from genetic distinctiveness. The author uses George Will to bring attention to the degree to which a clone might differ from the original [by stating Will's perspective and then contradicting it]. Thus E is the best answer in the given context