Discussion
If a view is drawn at an angle of 30°, such view is known as:
Answer: A
It is an isometric view.
In an isometric view the three principal edges of an object are equally inclined to the plane of projection, and the two horizontal axes are drawn at 30° to the horizontal, with the vertical axis upright.
A front view is an orthographic view drawn square to the object, an auxiliary view is projected onto a plane parallel to an inclined surface, and a perspective view uses vanishing points rather than fixed 30° axes.
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