The plant cell is like a cruise ship by it`s parts and functions like the organelles of the cell.

The cytoplasm keeps the organelles in place like the sea keeps the cruise ship float in place.

The cell wall supports and protects the plant cell like the bow of the ship that cuts through and push the water.

The cell membrane selectively allows molecules in and out of the cell like a security standing at the door who lets people in and out with tickets.

The nucleus is the boss of the cell that directs much of the activity in the cell like the captain of the ship who controls and makes decisions of the things happening in the ship.

The Golgi bodies stores, packages and transports materials like the waiter in the cruise ship. He carries food and serve them to passengers.

The mitochondria is the power house for the plant cell like the engine room of the ship that gives power for the energy source.

The chloroplast converts sunlight in to usable energy for the plant cell like the solar panels in the cruise ship that uses sunlight as the energy source.

The ribosomes makes protein in the plant cell like the chef who prepares food for the passengers.

The vacuole stores water and other nutrients that the cell needs to survive like a pool in the cruise ship that stores water and chlorine to protect the people in it.