A sketch, typically including the top, front, and right primary views of an object that are drawn using orthographic projections. An isometric sketch of the object is often included.

A sketch in which an object’s parallel edges are drawn with parallel lines, typically at 30-degree angles to the horizontal baseline. There are no vanishing points, and three sides of the object can be seen simultaneously.

(n) A measurement of height, width, or depth.

A note of explanation, a dimension, or a comment added to text, diagrams, or models.

Thick lines used to show visible edges of an object. Sometimes construction lines are converted into these.

Lightly drawn lines that you can use to help you draw other lines properly. You can erase them after you sketch an object.

Used to show the center of arcs, circles, or symmetrical parts of an object.

Used to show interior (inside) details not visible from a particular view of an object.

What type of drawing is represented here?

What type of drawing is represented here?

Which is NOT considered a view for multiview drawing?

Having the dimensions of height, width, and depth.

Which would be the Top view of this isometric shape?

Which would be the Front view of this isometric shape?

Which would be the Right view of this isometric shape?

Which sketch represents the Top view of this isometric drawing?

Which sketch represents the Front view of this isometric drawing?

Which sketch represents the Right view of this isometric drawing?

Which isometric shape best represents the multiview shown?

What mistakes were made in this shape? (There can be more than one).

What mistakes were made in this shape? (There can be more than one).

What mistakes were made in this shape? (There can be more than one).

What mistakes were made in this shape? (There can be more than one).