The document describes the key geometric properties of several 3D shapes: cubes have 6 faces, 12 edges and 8 vertices; spheres have no faces, edges or vertices; cones have 1 face, no edges and 1 vertex; cylinders have 2 faces and no edges or vertices. It also provides details on rectangular and triangular prisms and pyramids, noting the number of faces, edges and vertices in each case.

1. GEOMETRIC SOLIDS
By Joey Wigg

2. CUBE
 A Cube has 6 faces
 The Cube has 12 edges
 A Cube has 8 vertices

3. SPHERE
 The Sphere has 0 faces
 The Sphere has 0 edges
 A Sphere has 0 vertices

4. CONE
 A Cone has 1 face
 A Cone has 0 edges
 The Cone has 1 vertices

5. CYLINDER
 The Cylinder has 2 faces
 A Cylinder has 0 edges and 0 vertices

6. RECTANGULAR PRISM
 A Rectangular prism has 6 faces
 The Rectangular prism has 12 edges
 A Rectangular prism has 8 vertices

7. TRIANGULAR PRISM
 The Triangular prism has 5 faces
 A Triangular prism has 9 edges
 The Triangular prism has 6 vertices

8. RECTANGULAR PYRAMID
 A Rectangular pyramid has 5 faces
 The Rectangular pyramid has 8 edges
 A Rectangular pyramid has 5 vertices

9. TRIANGULAR PYRAMID
 A Triangular pyramid has 4 faces
 The Triangular pyramid has 6 edges
 A Triangular pyramid has 4 vertices