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A figure whose plan is its true shape must have an elevation that is

  • A.a second copy of the true shape at full size
  • B.a foreshortened version of the true shape
  • C.a single point lying on the reference line
  • D.a straight line parallel to the reference line

Answer: D

A true-shape plan requires the figure to be parallel to the horizontal plane, and such a figure is seen edge on from the front. Its elevation therefore reduces to a line whose length is the figure's extent across the view.

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