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A good analogy for a cell wall is either a city wall which protects the city from attack and holds it together. or possibly a brick wall of a building. which supports the building, protects it from harsh elements and only allows materials to enter through certain entrances and exits.
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 15y agoA cell is like a brick because the brick is part of the brick wall that covers your body and can be seen through out yourself. Cells are like a brick wall because a brick wall is a cluster of these many bricks that build up to become the human body.
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∙ 10y agoWell a cell wall protects the cell so you might want to go with the military if your analogy is a country, a fence might protect the yard from unwanted animals, or a firewall on a computer. It all depends on your theme for your analogies.
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∙ 13y agoA plant cell is like a brick in that its shape is rigid. A plant cell has a cell membrane like an animal cell, but it also has a cell wall, which an animal cell does not. The cell wall is made of a tough, rigid substance - chitin. The rigid and durable properties of chitin are what makes grass stick up and spring back up after you've stepped on it.
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∙ 13y agoThey are similar because of their structures and how they are so close (each cell and each brick).
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What is a good analogy for a eukaryote cell?
A prokaryote is a kingdom but it fits into into the Monera kingdom. Prokaryotes are molecules surrounded by membrane and cell wall.
What is the nickname and analogy for a cell wall?
A nickname for the cell wall is the barrior. It is also called "bricks for building" because it protects the cell and helps it maintain its shape.
What is a good cell school analogy using cell membrane cell wall cytoplasm and vacuoles?
cell membrain: school doors, regulates traffic inside and out the school cell Wall: the school walls, protects the school cytoplasm: the air in the school that allows people to be there vacuole: closets of the school, stores stuff
What is a outer supportive structure of a plant cell?
The cell wall supports and protects the plant cell.
What part of the cell is strong and stiff and hard to get through and only found in plants?
The cell wall.But it is not only found in plants, both bacteria and fungi have cell walls too.
What is the analogy for a cell Wall?
a building
What would be the analogy for cell wall for softball?
The fence
What is a good analogy for cell wall?
It could be a gate. It is a gate because the door is the cell membrane. See you need to get past the cell wall before the cell membrane.
What is a baseball analogy for a cell wall?
The Fence because it keeps everything safe from the surrounding environment.
What is a school analogy for cell membrane?
You can relate a cell membrane to the school's office because they control who comes into the school. (i.e.: visitor's have to check in at the front office they can't just walk in without checking in)
What is a good analogy for a eukaryote cell?
A prokaryote is a kingdom but it fits into into the Monera kingdom. Prokaryotes are molecules surrounded by membrane and cell wall.
What is a good analogy of cell wall?
A fence around a building it keeps bad stuff and the other stuff in
What is the nickname and analogy for a cell wall?
A nickname for the cell wall is the barrior. It is also called "bricks for building" because it protects the cell and helps it maintain its shape.
Analogy for plant cell?
A castle. hard outer wall, important nobles inside. protected by knights, etc.
What is a good cell city analogy using cell membrane?
I think the border of the city or like a fence or wall would be the best one I can think of.
What is a cell analogy for a hotel?
. lysosomes-vcleaning crew Cell wall- structure of hotel Cell membrain- doors Nucles- control room Chlorophyll- restraint
Analogy cell wall?
Hat on in winter...keeps everything protected or walls around a castle...keeps potential attacks at bay
