What is a comparison of chloroplast to basketball

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Rom4ik [11]2 years ago

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Chloroplast. Captures the suns energy and converts it into energy the cell can use. The crowd is similar to the chloroplast. In the game, the crowd sees the plays of the basketball players and converts it into their excitement.

Chloroplast: is like the players, because the players carry on the game, and chloroplast carry's out photosynthesis. Nuclear Membrane: is the head coach because they are behind the nucleus(ref's) and there are two coaches, just like how the nuclear membrane is made up of two layers.Explanation:

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