How Many Faces, Edges And Vertices Does A Sphere Have?

1 face, 0 edges, 0 vertices

1 face o edges 0 vertices

A sphere is continuous with no edges, so a "face" doesn't really apply and without a face there can be no edges and no vertices.

One face no vertices and edges

One face, zero edges and vertices

A vertex can either be the intersection of polygon edges, or a local extremum. A sphere has none of the former type, but an infinite number of the latter type.

Everywhere on a sphere, the derivative of curvature is zero, for a sphere has constant curvature.

A sphere has 1 face, 0 edges and 0 vertices.

This is an interesting question. There are no verticies.
There are no edges.
There are two surfaces. The inside and the outside of the sphere. I asume sphere in the mathmatical sense on not in the solid object sense.
You need to define faces. It has:
0, if you define face as flat surface such as the surface of a prism.
1, if you define face as a the outside surfaces (solid object).
2, if you define a face as a surface.
Infinite, if you define a face as a group of points on a object on to which all have an equal normal.

A sphere does not have any vertices!

Zero IF you are using terms used for polyhedra - which are often the general terms shown in primary school maths text books

1) if you want to clarify by stating it is a CURVED face.

1, all around it.

None it all odd ball get it odd ball

Sandra Lee from Clarksville says that a sphere has 0 face.

1 curved side/face only and nothing

5,6,5