Understanding Isometric Views

What is an isometric view?

• A 2D representation

• A 3D representation

• A side view

• A top view

An isometric view is a type of _____ representation.

The angle between the axes in an isometric drawing is (a)   .

• 30 degrees
• 45 degrees
• 60 degrees
• 90 degrees

In an isometric drawing, the three axes are equally spaced at _____ degrees.

Which of the following is a basic rule of isometric drawing?

• All vertical lines stay horizontal

• All horizontal lines are drawn at 30 degrees

• Keep parallel lines intersecting

• Use regular grid paper for angles.

In isometric drawing, all horizontal lines are drawn at _____ degrees.

What is the first step in starting a drawing according to the measurements guide?

• Draw 30º lines

• Start with the main shape's front corner

• Work from back to front

• Build other features from main lines.

In the process of drawing, after drawing vertical lines, what type of lines should be drawn next?

• 45º lines

• 60º lines

• 30º lines

• 90º lines

Which angles should you avoid drawing other than 30° and 90°?

• 45°

• 60°

• 120°

• All of the above.

When drawing, you should not draw horizontal or vertical lines except for (a)   .

• true horizontals
• true verticals
• diagonal lines
• curved lines