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nucleus~food court
Cytoplasm~air/sidewalksgrass between rides etc.
ER~buses transporting people throughout the park
Cell Wall~Fence surrounding Park
Cell Membrane~Main Gate
Mitochondria~Power Boxes supplying the park's energy ("power Plant" of the Park)
Vacuole~Maintnence Workers
Chloroplasts~employees who sell food to people (giving them energy)
Lysosomes~animals that eat the dropped food after the park is closed
Golgi Complex~ Announing system usually playing cheesy music (sending messages throughout the park)
Ribosomes~stuff in restaurants (ovens, people, etc.)
nucleolus~parks restaurants (in the food court)
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∙ 11y agoThe cytoplasm would be the park grounds itself.
The Golgi apparatus would be the lines for various rides.
The endoplasmic reticulum would be the vendors that sell stuff.
Ribosomes would be the electric generators for various rides.
Vacuoles would be the drinking fountains, river, water rides, or anything else using water because vacuoles are the water holders.
The lysosomes would be the trash bins.
The cell membrane would be the fence of the park that surrounds the whole park until the entrance/exit.
The chloroplast would be used as the concession stands or ticket station that generates revenue for the park.
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∙ 9y agoThe cell wall is the outside wall of the park. Rides in the amusement park would be the cell membrane. Cytoplasm is the same as the land that the park is on. The park officials would be in the nucleus. Finally the vacuoles are like the clean up crews.
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∙ 13y agostudy if you want to know dependes on what grade
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∙ 13y agoCytoplasm is like the park grounds of an amusement park, which allow visitors of the park to move or walk around the park.
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∙ 12y agoit is like it because the gate surrounding the park protects it.
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∙ 12y agoI'm having the same problem! but, i do know that one can b
- The Lysosome Lifeguards clean up the park after hours!
-hope this helped!
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∙ 11y agoi am doing the smae project and i need help please
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∙ 13y agoThey aren't made of ham sandwich's
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How is an amusement park compared to a cytoskeleton?
An amusement park can be compared to a nucleolus because the office of the park is the control center of the park. The nucleolus is the control center of the cell. The amusement park has a fence and that is like a cell wall.
What are analogies for a cytoskeloton in a plant cell?
It is like a storage shed as it stores carbs, water and protein
What would smooth endoplasmic reticulum be in an amusement park?
The smooth Endoplasmic reticulum,or Smooth ER for short, could take the role of buses transporting people throughout the park, or even rollercoaster taking people to certain locations and allowing them to have a great time, too!!!;)
How a palisade cell is adapted to make food for the plant?
The palisade cells have many chloroplasts to capture light energy for the leaf to make the food for the plant.The cell wall and other parts of the cytoplasm are transparent to let the light through.The oblong shape allows many of the cells to park closely together at the top of the leaf so that as much light as possible is trapped.Palisade cells use the light energy to turn carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen.
What happens to the portion of the cell membrane that surrounds a large molecule during endocytosis?
endocytosisI'm not lying i got this information from a science textbook to help you out!
How is an amusement park compared to a cytoskeleton?
An amusement park can be compared to a nucleolus because the office of the park is the control center of the park. The nucleolus is the control center of the cell. The amusement park has a fence and that is like a cell wall.
What is a cell wall like in an amusement park?
The fence/wall surrounding an amusement park.
How is a cell like an amusement park?
Because there are different parts in a cell like a nucleus and a membrane. And in an amusement park, there are lots of different rides!
How is a amusement park ride compared to a plant cell?
The Cell Wall would be like the outside wall of a park. It seperates the fantasy created inside the park from the outside world (reality). The cell wall is what seperates the cell from the it's external environment. It also works as a filtering mechanism, allowing chemicals to pass in and out of the cell. This would be comperable to the gates at an amusement park that you have to pass through to get in. The Cell membrane is a layer inside the cell wall that is selectivly permeable which would compare to rides in amusement parks that have requirements that you have to meet before you can get on. (are you tall enough to ride? then get in line... too short? maybe next time...) the cytoplasm would compare to the property that the park is on... the area in between rides (like the path between different themed areas of a park) Nucleus is the control center of the cell, which would be the park of the park that not many people get to see. where the park officials are, the security teams and such the operations center. vacuoles of a cell are like the clean-up crews that work to keep the parks clean and debris free. you could also extend this to mean amusement park security who help keep the environment safe. The mitochondria would compare to the power source of the park. ER would be like a transportation system for people and essential items within the park (think like a monorail from one end to the other) It also kind of resembles the lines you weave in and out of to get on a ride... In a cell, the Golgi apparatus is integral in modifying, sorting, and packaging substances for cell secretion (exocytosis) or for use within the cell. This could compare to the workers in the gift shops maybe. They have to package and sort stuff to sell for amusement aprk guest to buy. Golgi are also part of the E.R. transport network. Chloroplasts would be like the workers of an amusement park. As the chlorplasts supply the plant cell with raw energy for life of the plant, the workers supply the energy and drive to keep an amusement park going. No chlorplasts, the plant dies, no workers, the amusement park closes... Lysomes are another part of the "food chain" in a cell. they take the waste and digest it- just like the animals that show up after a park is closed. the rodents and the cats that come out after guests leave and feast on the remnants of your 1/2 eaten corn dog and pretzle you dropped...
What would a ribosome be in an amusement park?
If you are talking about a ribosome in a cell, it could represent the people.
When was Central Park - amusement park - created?
Central Park - amusement park - was created in 1892.
A hyperbole for the amusement park was fun?
The amusement park was so fun
What is the area of Camden Park amusement park?
The area of Camden Park - amusement park - is 105,218.2669824 square meters.
What is the area of Central Park amusement park?
The area of Central Park - amusement park - is 161,874.256896 square meters.
When was Happyland Amusement Park created?
Happyland Amusement Park was created in 1906.
When was Clementon Amusement Park created?
Clementon Amusement Park was created in 1907.
When was Sunnyside Amusement Park created?
Sunnyside Amusement Park was created in 1922.
