Discussion
A sphere appears in every orthographic view as
Answer: B
Correct answer: a circle of the same diameter
A sphere looks the same from every direction, so each orthographic view is a circle of the sphere’s own diameter, whatever the direction of viewing. It is the only common solid for which this is true, and it is why a sphere on a drawing must be located by centre lines rather than identified by its outline.
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