Vacuole
Vacuole explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine trying to find a place to store all the extra groceries you bought on sale. Just like you need a pantry to keep these items organized and accessible, a cell uses a vacuole to store materials such as nutrients, waste products, and other essential substances. In this analogy, the pantry represents the vacuole, the groceries are the materials stored, and the house is the cell, highlighting how both systems manage storage to maintain organization and efficiency.
Practice Version
Vacuole: The cell organelle that stores materials vacuole. A vacuole is a storage compartment inside cells that holds water, nutrients, and waste.