An axonometric drawing may be drawn as a(n):

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Axonometric drawings are three-dimensional drawings that show an object from multiple angles in a single view. Dimetric projection is a type of axonometric projection where two of the three perpendicular axes are drawn at different angles from the horizontal axis. This results in a drawing where the object is shown in a more natural, realistic way than other types of axonometric projections. Cavalier projection involves one axis being shown at full scale while the other two are shown at a reduced scale. Cabinet projection involves one axis being shown at full scale while the other two are shown at half scale. Two-point perspective is a type of linear perspective drawing that is used to depict objects that are not directly facing the viewer.

An Axonometric Drawing May Be Drawn as A(n)