Answer:

A point:

tip of a pen

corner of the room

finger tip

door knob

tip of the needle

A line:

a ruler

a curtain rod

sides of a rectangular mirror

lines of the pad paper

stripes of the shirt

A plane:

the blackboard

top of the table

walls of the room

front side of the door

cover of the book

Definitions:

A point is the most basic building block of Geometry. It is represented by a dot and is named after the big letter of the alphabet.

Examples:

tip of a pencil

corner of a box

tip of a pin

A line is a straight, continuous arrangement of infinitely numerous points. It has infinite length but has no thickness. It extends in opposite directions.

Examples:

lines of the notebook

ruler

sides of the bond paper

A plane is a geometric figure that has both length and width but has no thickness. Often contains both the point and the line.

Examples:

side walls of the cabinet

top of the box

back cover of the book

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