Which of the Following Does Not Show That a Pre-Embryo

question 23

Multiple Choice

Which of the following does not show that a pre-embryo falls short of full human status when arguing against the opinion that the pre-embryo is already genetically individuated and, thus, it should be accorded the equal respect due to any human being.

• A) Cells have not yet differentiated at this stage.
• B) Twinning may occur and result in two separate individuals.
• C) The individual is present in an inchoate form.
• D) Probability of full term birth is only 25% at this stage.

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