Congruent Two shapes that are the same size and shape

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Congruent Two shapes that are the same size and shape

symmetry a line of symmetry is when you divide a shape in half and both sides of the line are the same

Perpendicular Two lines that intersect at a 90˚ angle

parallel Two lines that do not touch and are equal distances away from each other.

vertices the corner of a 2D or 3D shape. The point where two lines meet.

Faces the flat surfaces of a 3D shape

Edges the place where two faces meet on a 3D figure

Polygon a closed figure with 3 or more sides

Triangle 2d 3 sides 1 face 3 vertices

Circle 2d 1 Face

Square 2d 4 sides of equal measure 1 face 4 vertices

Rectangle 2d 4 sides (2 with equal measure) 1 face 4 vertices

Rhombus 2d 4 sides 1 face 4 vertices

pentagon 2d 5 sides 1face 5 vertices

hexagon 2d 6 sides 1 face 6 vertices

octagon 2d 8 sides 1 face 8 vertices

trapezoid 2d 4 sides 1 face 4 vertices

Parallelogram 2d 4 sides 1 face 4 vertices

Sphere 3d 0 edges 0 faces 0 vertices

cube 3d 12 edges 6 faces 8 vertices

cone 3d 0 edges 1 face 0 vertices

cylinder 3d 0 edges 2 face 0 vertices

pyramid 3d 8 edges 5 faces 5 vertices

Triangular prism 3d 9 edges 5 faces 6 vertices

Rectangular Prism 3d 12 edges 6 faces 8 vertices