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Clark Cell Analogy
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zoey clark
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Updated Oct 7, 2020
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Hi. This is my cell analogy project on my house,
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and I chose to do it on my house just
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to make this project more personal to me.
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There are many essentials in my house that help my
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family survive.
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The cycle starts with the outside of my house, and
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here's a picture of it.
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The walls of my house provide protection for my family
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and keep unwanted things out of the house.
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And this is the same picture, and you can see
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the walls.
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In some houses, they have solar panels on the roof
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or on some solar powered lights.
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The function of solar panels is to generate electricity.
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It absorbs energy from the sun.
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And here's a light that is in my yard.
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The car.
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As you look around, you can see my parents car.
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The function of this is to drive me and my
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sisters in and out of the house, and there's no
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picture because my mom's car is that her job.
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Trash cans.
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There are also trash cans at my family uses to
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dispose of unwanted waste, and there's a picture the front
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door. When you get to the front door, its function
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is to regulate who can come in and out of
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the house.
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There are two layers.
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The screen door, which comes first and then the main
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door. And that's my door.
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The hallway as you walk inside, there's a living room
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and other essentials, but one important thing is the hallway.
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The function of this is to transport family members to
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different rooms in the house.
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And there's my hallway, the thermo Stop looking in the
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hallway. This is where that they're most at is.
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This provides the house with energy, like hot or cool
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air. And here's a picture of my demo.
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Stop the kitchen.
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As you finish walking down the hallway, you can see
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the kitchen, which is a big part of any house.
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The function of this is to prepare food and delivered
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to the family members to get the nutrients that they
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need. Here is my kitchen, the refrigerator.
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In the kitchen.
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You'll see a refrigerator that holds a lot of things
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that my family eat, the stores, the nutrients that we
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all need.
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And there's my refrigerator.
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My parents, the last part of my house includes my
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parents. They're the most important part of a family home
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The parents are the boss and they run the house.
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They send out directions to me and my sisters to
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do certain chores around the house.
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And there's a picture of my mom and all my
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sisters. This is the end of the most important parts
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of my house and how they're connected to the different
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parts of a cell, Thanks.
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