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               Cuboid: The figure given below is a cuboid.                    Some examples of a cuboid are

                                        •  A cuboid has 6 faces,              shown below.

                                            8 vertices and 12 edges.

                                        •  Its opposite faces are

                                            equal.



               Cylinder: The figure given below is a cylinder.                Given below are some examples

                                        •  A cylinder has 3 faces             of cylinders.

                                            (1 curved and 2 plane)

                                            and 2 edges.

                                        •  Its opposite faces are

                                            equal.



               Cone: The figure given below is a cone.                        Given below are some examples

                                        •  A cone has 2 faces (one  of cones.

                                            plane and the other

                                            curved).

                                        •  It has 1 vertex and 1 edge.






               Sphere: The figure given below is a sphere.                    Some spherical objects are

                                        •  A sphere has one curved  shown below.

                                            face.

                                        •  It does not have any edge

                                            or vertex.




                       Think and Answer
                    Name the objects which have:
                    1.  no corners      2.  1 corner        3.  2 edges         4.  6 faces





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