The document lists various geometric shapes and their components such as faces, edges, and corners. It then provides definitions for folding, translation, tessellation, and constructing a cube from a paper shape.

2. HexagonCornerEllipseFaceFaceDecagonCornerEdgeEdgeOctagonFaceCornerCornerEdgeFaceFaceEdge

3. NonagonCornerCornerParallelogramEdgeFaceEdgeFaceEdgeCornerPentagonFace

4. FaceCornerCubeCylinderEdgeFaceFaceFaceEdgeEdgeCornerConeFaceEdgeEdgeCuboidRectangular prismCornerFaceFaceCorner

5. SphereFaceCornerFaceEdge

6. EdgeCornerEdgeCornerEdgeRight angle EdgeFaceCorner

7. CornerFaceEdgeEdgeFaceCornerCornerEdgeFace

8. If you can fold it in half and it will be the same were you have folded it and were it originally.was

9. Translation means taking one object and moving it so that it is still the same.

10. A tessellation is created when a shape is repeated over and over again

11. If you had a 3D shape made out of paper and it was folded to make the shape of a cube it would look like the one below and all you need to do is glue it together to make a cube.RectangleSquare