How are oranges like school?

Answer 1

Ways to compare an orange to a school:

1. An orange has an outside protective skin, like the school has outer protective walls.
2. An orange has an inner white protective covering, like insulation in a building.
3. An orange has "sections", like classes in a school.
4. An orange has "veins" between each section, like hallways in a school.
5. An orange has a fibrous but juicy inner fruit, like how education nourishes the brain, gives students information to chew on and savor.
6. An orange grows on a stem that is attached to a branch, like a school grows from a community.