Question

what kind of cell has a vacuole for storage?

Explanation:

The question is about cell structure and function, specifically regarding vacuoles for storage. In biology (a subfield of Natural Science), plant cells typically have a large central vacuole that functions in storage (of water, nutrients, waste products, etc.), and animal cells may have smaller, temporary vacuoles, but the prominent vacuole for storage is associated with plant cells.

Answer:

Plant cells (and also some protist cells, but most commonly plant cells) have a vacuole (often a large central vacuole in plant cells) for storage.