Answer:

1.Point

2.Plane

3.Line

4.Plane

5.Plane

6.Point

7.Plane

8.Point

9.Line

10.Point

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer and Explanation:

1.) point - it is a singular piece of a whole thing.

6.) point - it looks just like the points depicted on most geometry related-books.

2.) plane - comprised of a smaller unit of matter.  

3.) line - it closely represents a line rather than a plane.

7.) plane - they have a surface like a plane

4.) plane - it closely represents planes.

8.) point - a very small and singular piece that could be a fragment of a bigger thing.

5.) plane - comprises of edges and corners.

9.) line - an edge is not something you could measure by width so I could suggest this is a line.

10.) point - it is where the surfaces of the room join, similar to a vertex which also represents a point.

To summarize, if we compare things to points, lines, or planes, I could infer that:

• Points are a single unit of something hence why they are usually small. Real-life examples are cookie crumbs, sand grain, and soil particles.
• Lines are composed of points in a length that can't be easily measured by width. Real-life examples are a strand of hair, a knife's edge, and tin wires.
• Planes are composed of points and lines length that can be easily measured by length and width that are also surfaces of a figure. Real-life examples are a notebook leaf, a laptop screen, and the container box of this answer.

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