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What solid shapes can both roll and stack?
cylinder
What is a solid with no flat faces and can roll?
a sphere
What solid figure has 2 faces and can roll?
cylinder
What is a flat surface of a solid that does not roll?
A face.
Can a cube roll and slide?
Oh, dude, let me blow your mind with this one. Technically, a cube can't roll like a ball because it has flat surfaces, but hey, it can definitely slide if you give it a little push. So, if you're looking for some cube action, just slide it around and watch it go. Like, it's not gonna win any races, but it'll get there eventually.
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