The type of drawing is this image is isometric.
A. Isometric:
An isometric drawing uses parallel lines at 30° angles to show three dimensions on a two-dimensional surface.
All lengths along the three axes (x, y, and z) are preserved or scaled equally.
Objects appear symmetrical with sides and edges equally foreshortened.
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B. Perspective:
A perspective drawing uses vanishing points on the horizon to show depth and three-dimensionality.
Objects appear to get smaller as they recede into the distance.
Parallel lines in the three-dimensional space converge at the vanishing points.
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C. Oblique:
An oblique drawing uses parallel lines for one or two axes and angled lines for the third axis to show depth.
The angled lines distort the lengths of objects along that axis.
There is no single vanishing point, and objects can appear skewed or tilted.
D. Geometric meaning:
This option doesn't refer to a specific type of drawing but rather the use of geometric shapes and principles in the drawing.
Any of the above types of drawings (isometric, perspective, oblique) can involve geometric elements like lines, angles, shapes, and proportion.