Which view is directly above the front view in a multiview sketch?

• top view

• side view

• bottom view

• rear view

When drawing the multiview sketch, it is important that the views are:

• multiview sketches are clearly drawn to the correct size or scale

• drawn randomly without any specific alignment

• only drawn in one view

• sketched quickly without concern for accuracy

Look at the multiview sketch. What is wrong with this multiview sketch?

• The top view is where the front view should be and the front view is where the top view should be.

• The side view is missing from the sketch.

• The dimensions are not labeled correctly.

• The sketch is drawn in the wrong perspective.

Which view appears in the bottom right of a multiview sketch?

• top view

• front view

• right side view

• left side view

Look at the multiview sketch. What is wrong with this multiview sketch?

• The isometric view is correctly aligned with the orthographic views.

• The isometric view is rotated so the front view is facing to the right instead of to the left.

• The orthographic views are not labeled properly.

• The isometric view is missing entirely.

Which sketch shows an isometric sketch, view of top, right, and front?

• A multiview sketch shows all 4 (isometric, front, top, and right)

• A perspective sketch shows depth and dimension

• A 2D sketch shows only the front view

• A sectional view shows internal features

Look at the multiview sketch. What is wrong with this multiview sketch?

• There is nothing wrong with this sketch. This is correctly drawn multiview sketch of Linking Cube Challenge build 3.

• The dimensions are not labeled correctly.

• The perspective is incorrect.

• The sketch is missing a side view.

Look at the multiview sketch. What is wrong with this multiview sketch?

• the front view is not aligned with the top or right side views

• the top view is missing

• the right side view is too large

• the front view is drawn in the wrong scale