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Q: What is a baseball analogy for cytoplasm?
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Why is a swimming pool a good analogy for the cytoplasm?

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What is an analogy for cytoplasm?

Cytoplasm is a water rich substance that is inside of a cell that surrounds the entire contents of that cell. It will liquify if shaken vigorously. Cytoplasm is made up of proteins and molecules for it to survive. The organelle and molecule within the cell touches the cytoplasm. Cytoplasm is to cell as bones are to humans, if there is no cytoplasm, there is no consistency of the cell.


What is a cell city analogy for a cytoplasm?

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What would cytoplasm represent in a city?

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What is an analogy for a cytocol?

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