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sounds like a pentagon.

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A very poorly worded question so much of the answer is based on trying to guess what the question is about.

It cannot be a 2-dimensional object since a square face is mentioned in the question. It cannot be a "normal" 3-dimensional polyhedron because with 5 vertices and 5 edges, the Euler characteristic would mean it had only 2 faces!

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