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5.Read the texts and fill in the gaps with appropriate ‘consequences’ from the box below.
Consider the development of a nuclear powerplant at an ocean site. The anticipated and intendedgoal or consequence is the production of electricpower. The undesired but common and expectedconsequence is the heating of the ocean water nearthe plant. An undesired and improbable consequence.-------------
Number of prohibiting laws of human actionslike selling alcohol drinks, birth, abortion also haveunintended results. In the history keeping domesticanimals was banned in cities, thinking of makingcities more modern and cultural and to increaseintelligence. People disposed them off after tax hadbeen set for keeping them._____________
Most modern technologies have negativeconsequences that are both unavoidableand unpredictable. For example, almost________________________ are the unexpectedconsequences of the application of moderntechnologies. Invention of the automobiles resulted----------------------
One of the innovations - the Internet has alreadyhad an impact on a human life significantly. It changedthe ways in which we meet each other, the ways werun business, the ways we share information, andmany more. Still, all of this is surely only the smalltip of a huge iceberg,__________________________
_____________________________ . We cannot beginto anticipate the consequences of this technology.e-mail service. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi abilities are notdetected fully.
The other technology which has stirred thepublic imagination in this century is the cloning ofanimals, and the possibility that we may eventuallybe able to clone human beings. Who knows whatconsequences it may bring?
Another much desired technology is robot.People expect robots as their helpers or slaves andare going to have much happier life. If we lookat peoples’ dependency on computers today, it isdifficult to anticipate if _________________ orvice versa.

LESSON 7

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