Judge Vs Nucleus

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Bang! Bang! Bang!The gavel’s sound resounded throughout the courtroom, as the judge calls out “order in the court!”. Does this remind you of a trial? A trial could actually be compared to a plant cell. They have many things in common that you would not imagine. For instance, a judge is like the nucleus because it controls the actions inside the courtroom. The judge and nucleus both have a position of power, and are in the center of the cell or courtroom. They also make a lot of the decisions in their positions. As you can see, they have a lot in common.
First, and most important is the nucleus. Similar to the judge, the nucleus has the most powerful position. For instance, the judge essentially runs the courtroom. They ask the attorney’s questions,

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