A. Tell whether each of the following represents (A) point, (B) line or portion of a line, or (C)plane or portion of a plane. Write the letter of the correct answer on the blank provided beforeeach number1. Pores on the skin9. Curtain rod2. Tip of a Pen10. A parking Lot3. The corner of the box11. A star in the night sky4. A Clothesline12. Mole5. A page of a notebook13. The edge of the table6. String of a guitar14. Top of a box7. The string of a flying kite15. Tip of a needle8. Intersection of the three adjacent sidesOf the dice

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