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A plane figure inclined to both principal planes shows its true shape in

  • A.both principal views
  • B.neither principal view
  • C.the plan only
  • D.the elevation only

Answer: B

Correct answer: neither principal view

Foreshortening occurs in any view whose plane is not parallel to the figure, and a figure inclined to both principal planes is parallel to neither. So both the plan and the elevation are distorted, and the true shape requires an auxiliary view taken on a plane parallel to the figure itself.

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