Geometry

When drawing a cube in isometric view, the faces appear as parallelograms.

Since the isometric view has a specific set of angles for the axes, the square faces of the cube appear as parallelograms. The reason is that the isometric projection distorts the angles of the square faces while keeping the parallel edges parallel. In an isometric drawing of a cube, each face of the cube has opposite sides that are parallel, which is the characteristic of a parallelogram.

The other options are incorrect:

Option A: This would only occur if the cube were viewed directly face-on, which is not t...