A shape description game

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A shape description game What am I? A shape description game

Click on the numbers for clues. I have 6 square faces I have 8 vertices I have 12 edges What am I? ? I am a cube!

Click on the numbers for clues. I have 4 rectangular faces and 2 square faces I have 8 vertices I have 12 edges What am I? ? I am a cuboid!

? What am I? Click on the numbers for clues. I have 4 triangular faces I have 5 vertices I have 8 edges What am I? ? I am a square-based pyramid!

Click on the numbers for clues. I only have 1 face I have 0 vertices I have 0 edges What am I? ? I am a sphere!

Click on the numbers for clues. I have 5 faces (2 of these are triangular) I have 6 vertices I have 9 edges What am I? ? I am a triangular prism!

Click on the numbers for clues. I have 3 faces (2 of these are circular) I have 0 vertices I have 2 edges What am I? ? I am a cylinder!

Click on the numbers for clues. I have 2 faces (1 of these is circular) I have 0 vertices I have 1 edges What am I? ? I am a cone!

Click on the numbers for clues. I have 4 triangular faces I have 4 vertices I have 6 edges What am I? ? I am a tetrahedron!

Click on the numbers for clues. I have 7 faces (2 of these are pentagon shaped) I have 10 vertices I have 15 edges What am I? ? I am a pentagonal prism!

Click on the numbers for clues. I have 8 faces (2 of these are hexagon shaped) I have 12 vertices I have 18 edges What am I? ? I am a hexagonal prism!

Click on the numbers for clues. I have 10 faces (2 of these are octagon shaped) I have 16 vertices I have 24 edges What am I? ? I am an octagonal prism!

Click on the numbers for clues. I have 8 faces (all of these are equilateral triangles) I have 6 vertices I have 12 edges What am I? ? I am an octahedron!