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Shaped like a ball or sphere?
described as "spherical" or "ball-shaped".
What are facts about the sphere?
Some facts about a sphere is, a sphere is round.
What one does not belong circle square triangle rectangle sphere octagon?
The correct answer is Sphere. All of these are geometric shapes, however only the sphere is a 3 dimensional one.
An orange is shaped like which solid?
sphere
Why was the sphere called a sphere?
a sphere is called a sphere because , well , its just a other name for a ball such as the earth.
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