Answer
The everyday approximate are as follows:
Point –Star (as seen in sky), a bead, dots on a map and cells.
Line - Central line on highways, train tracks, the streets and line on a piece of paper.
Plane - Whiteboard, a piece of paper, a table and a sheet of paper.
Work Step by Step
Point: It is represented as a dot that has no length, no width, and no thickness. The everyday approximate of the point is a star, a bead, dots on a map and cells.
Lines: When two points are connected to each other from the shortest possible path it is called as a line. The everyday approximate of lines is a central line on highways, train tracks, the streets and line on a piece of paper.
Plane: It is defined as a flat surface that has no thickness and no boundaries. The everyday approximate of planes is a whiteboard, a piece of paper, a table and a sheet of paper.
