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The front view of an object should be chosen as the one that

  • A.contains the greatest number of hidden edges
  • B.is nearest to a square in its overall proportions
  • C.shows the most characteristic shape with fewest hidden lines
  • D.occupies the largest area on the drawing sheet

Answer: C

Correct answer: shows the most characteristic shape with fewest hidden lines

The front view sets the arrangement of everything else, so it should be the one that conveys most at a glance: the outline that identifies the object, in the position it occupies in use or manufacture, with as few hidden edges as possible. Area on the sheet and proportion are irrelevant, and choosing the view with most hidden lines is the opposite of the rule.

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