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- sugar cube
- a square book [could even be a huge tome/encyclopedia]
- a wooden block/dowel
- an old TV set
- a desktop computer
- telephone message booklet
- tel msg book container
- cubic paper-weight
- a square nut/bolt
- a chair [hollowed out, of course]
- a molded stool [dice-shaped]
- a die/dice
- some bulbs/lights
- three-pin plugs/extensions
- many computer accessories
- a pen-stand
- individual keys on a keyboard
- oven
- square screw
- switch panel &/or electric meter
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What are some household items that look like a cuboid?
A sealed cardboard box looks like a cuboid
What does a hexahedron look like?
it looks like a cube
What are three examples of items that have the same shape as a cube?
Well, there is a tissue box, a die, and a...toy box or something like that
How is a cube different from a rectangular prism?
A cube is like a square and a rectangular prism is like a rectangle.
A die is shaped like what solid?
Rectangular prism
What are some household items that look like a cuboid?
A sealed cardboard box looks like a cuboid
What is a fidget cube look like?
it looks like a cube with things on it
What does a hexahedron look like?
it looks like a cube
What do a cube look like?
A cube is a 3 dimensional square. it looks like a box with all equal sides.
What were the household items that were common in 1793?
In 1793, there were not many household items like there is today. Some items they had were beds, tables, chairs, brooms, pots and silverware.
Top down view of a cube?
looks like a square
What household item looks like Golgi apparatus?
a heater
What is the Sideview of a cube?
It looks like a square with 4 equal edges
How does sugar cubes look like?
It looks like a square crunchy white cube.
The top-down view of a cube?
A straight-on top-down view of a cube looks just like a regular square.
What is the shape of the bacteria?
It looks like ste bradbury number: 07856839567
What household items being with the letter Y?
Some household items begin with the letter "y" like: yolk (as in egg), yam (the vegetable), yarn (as in knitting).
