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                  2.  draw the objects that you see around you similar to these shapes in the
                       correct columns. One has been done for you.

                  3.  Count the number of different shapes.

                  4.  Fill in the blanks.
                       (a) A square has .......................... sides and .......................... vertices.

                       (b) All the sides of a square are  .......................... .

                       (c) A triangle has .......................... sides and .......................... vertices.
                       (d) A rectangle has .......................... sides and .......................... vertices.

                       (e) A circle has .......................... sides and .......................... corners.

                  SOLID SHAPES

                  We are familiar with the shapes of a cube, cuboid, cylinder, cone and sphere. These

                  are called solid shapes or 3D shapes. Let us learn something more about these shapes.

                   Cube: The figure given below is a cube.                        Some examples of a cube are
                                            •  A cube has 6 faces,                shown below.

                                                12 edges and 8 vertices.

                                            •  All the edges of a cube are
                                                of the same length.

                                            •  All its faces are of the

                                                same size.

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