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Suppose your teacher has asked you to explain to a fifth grade class ( I'm 7th by the way) why cells are so small. What would you say? What drawings or diagrams might you use to make the idea easier to understand? Please make it detailed and long and NOT plagiarized. THXS. Please answer quickly. I need it Im timed.
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