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DUE DATE: November 5, 2015 Cell Analogy Your project will have two parts. The first part will be to match the parts of the city in the analogy given to you with the parts of the cell. The second part of the project will be for you to create your own analogy of the cell using a different model (you may not use the cookie factory example in the textbook). Some ideas might be: a school, a house, or anything you can imagine! *Do NOT use the definition of nucleolus from your CPO textbook, Focus on Life Science. Use the following definition of nucleolus instead: The nucleolus is where ribosomes are made. PART 1: Cell City Analogy _____ 4.5 points. Correctly match the parts of the city (underlined) with the parts of the cell. PART 2: Creating your own analogy of the cell. _____ 1 point. Title. _____ 2 points. Heading. (first and last name(s), date, period, cell type) _____ 10 points. Depending on whether you choose an animal or plant cell for your analogy, the following parts of the cell must be included and their functions must be accurately represented in the story: PLANT CELL or ANIMAL CELL Cell membrane Cell membrane Cell wall Nucleus Nucleus Nucleolus* Golgi body Lysosomes Vacuole Protein Mitochondria Mitochondria Endoplasmic reticulum Endoplasmic reticulum Ribosomes Ribosomes Chloroplasts Golgi body Cytoplasm Cytoplasm _____ 2.5 points. Within the story, you must underline the items in the story that are representative of the part of the cell. _____ 5 points. _____ 10 points. Creativity. _____ 8 points. _____ At the end of your story you must list out the parts of the cell and match them with the items in the story used to represent them. Presentation. (spelling, grammar, and neatness, etc.) Total points out of 43 possible points. Remember to type the analogy that you created. If handwritten, it will be marked down one full grade. Please turn in your rubric with your project. You may check off items, but do not fill out the number of points.