Drawing Solids on Flat Surface

Sheela wants to draw an isometric sketch. So, she kept the measurements proportional.

When there is a transformation of figure from oblique sketch to isometric sketch the edges are:

The statement that is true according to oblique and isometric sketches is:

The oblique sketches focus on:

Drawing a $3-\mathrm{D}$ solid on a paper is called:

Three cubes each with edge $3 \mathrm{cm}$ is placed side by side to form a cuboid. Draw an isometric sketch of a cuboid and calculate the dimensions of the cuboid in $\mathrm{cm}$.

Draw an isometric sketch of an $8\times 3\times 3$ cuboid. 

In an isometric sheet dots form the pattern of:

Isometric sketch shows objects of:

The Dimensions of a Cuboid Are 6 Cm, 4 Cm and 3 Cm. Draw Two Different Types of Oblique Sketches for this Cuboid. 

 Three cubes, each with $2 \mathrm{cm}$ edge, are placed side by side to form a cuboid. For this cuboid, draw an oblique sketch.

How do we draw solids on a flat surface?

What angles should be used in oblique drawings?

Which one is the oblique sketch of a cube?

How many axes are represented in isometric drawings?

Cotyledons are also called-