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What is chloroplast compared to?
Chloroplast is compared to a power house. Its compared to that because it provide the energy needed to function.
What is a school analogy for chloroplast?
A chloroplast can be compared to a cafeteria in a school, where food is prepared and stored for energy. In a similar way, chloroplasts in plant cells convert sunlight into energy through photosynthesis and store sugars for later use.
If our school was a cell what would the chloroplast be inside the school?
The chloroplast in our school would be food at lunch.
How is a chloroplast compared to a school?
A translator is much like a chloroplast, it listens to one person saying a language (like the suns rays, water, and other nutrients) and turns it into another language (glucose)
What is chloroplast for a school?
the jelly like stuff in the cell
What part of a house is like chloroplast?
Chloroplast make food for plant. So it can be compared to a kitchen
What can you compare a chloroplast to?
Chloroplast is compared to a power house. Its compared to that because it provide the energy needed to function.
A major difference in RNA as compared to DNA is the presence of the base?
it is when two rhibosomes enter a chloroplast and they unite.uracil
What is an Analogy for chloroplasts in a school?
the chloroplast of a cell is what produces its food as in energy, so in a school the chloroplast can be a back up generator like a solar panel since it uses the sun to produce energy and store it.
What are 2-3 differences between the electron transport chain in the mitochondria compared to the chloroplast?
Chloroplast converts light energy into chemical energy, whereas mitochondria converts chemical energy into a different chemical energy. Chloroplast is present in plants and mitochondria is present in all cells
What would the job of a chloroplast in a school?
I've been told that it would be solar pannels if the school had solar panels
What everyday object can cholorplasts be compared to?
A solar panel converts light to energy, which is similar to a chloroplast converting light to carbohydrates for energy
