Which view shows sides equally inclined to the screen?

Which view shows sides equally inclined to the screen?

• A. Perspective View
• B. Isometric View
• C. Orthographic Views
• D. Bounding Box

Answer: (B)

Isometric projection displays the object with all three principal axes equally inclined to the viewing plane, so each axis is foreshortened by the same amount. This equal inclination makes the sides and edges that align with those axes appear at the same angle to the screen, giving a balanced, uniformly visible view. In perspective view, depth creates convergence to vanishing points and uneven foreshortening; in standard orthographic views, the projection is parallel but the angles aren’t all equal to the screen. A bounding box is just a frame around the object, not a viewing orientation.

Isometric projection displays the object with all three principal axes equally inclined to the viewing plane, so each axis is foreshortened by the same amount. This equal inclination makes the sides and edges that align with those axes appear at the same angle to the screen, giving a balanced, uniformly visible view. In perspective view, depth creates convergence to vanishing points and uneven foreshortening; in standard orthographic views, the projection is parallel but the angles aren’t all equal to the screen. A bounding box is just a frame around the object, not a viewing orientation.