The document compares different parts of a cell to components of a mall. It describes the cell membrane as the push and pull doors of the mall, the cell wall as the first floor, and chloroplasts as the chefs in the food court. It goes on to analogize other cell structures like the cytoplasm, Golgi body, lysosomes, mitochondria, nucleolus, nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, nuclear envelope, ribosomes, vacuoles, and cytoskeleton to features of the mall like the air, restrooms, generators, electrical room, elevator, escalator, employees, soda machines, and windows.

1. Olivia Rios
Pre-AP Biology
Cell
Presentation

2. The
Mall…

3. Cell Membrane-
Our security guards
are always present
incase someone
needs to be escorted
out.

4. Cell Wall- The push and
pull doors lets anyone in
and out.

5. Chloroplasts- The chefs in
the food court make the
food you eat!

6. Cytoplasm- The air in the
mall that is not filled with
anyone or anything.

7. Golgi body- The clean
restrooms exports people’s
proteins.

8. Lysosmes- The “Spotless
Janitors” keep the place at a
clean level!

9. Mitochondria- If we ever lost
power, a generator would
give the mall its energy back.

10. Nucleolus- The electricity
controls are in the
electrical room.

11. Nucleus- The electrical room
determines what will work
and how everything will work.

12. Rough Endo. Reticulum-
The elevator ships and
recieves our costumers.

13. Smooth Endo. Reticulum- Our
lovely costumers purchase
necessary items and the money
is now used towards the mall.

14. Nuclear Envelope- The
second floor in the mall is
separated by the escalator.

15. Ribosomes- Our
employees help the
managers, etc. make
purchases happen.

16. Vacuole- The soda
machines people get a
drink out of.

17. Cytoskeleton- The windows
in the mall give the building a
bit of a different look.