GCSE Secondary Maths Age 13-17 - Geometry & Measures: Plan View - Explained

What is the first step in creating a plan view of a solid made from centimeter cubes?

• Count the number of cubes in the solid.

• Measure the height of the solid.

• Draw the solid from a side view.

• Look at the solid from the top downwards.

When observing the solid from the top, which cubes should be included in the plan view?

• Only the cubes visible from the top.

• All cubes, regardless of position.

• Cubes from the side view.

• Only the cubes at the bottom.

How many marks were allocated for the question on drawing the plan view?

• Four marks for creativity.

• Three marks for a detailed explanation.

• Two marks, one for partial and one for full correctness.

• One mark for a correct diagram.

What is the significance of drawing the plan view in different orientations?

• It is necessary for a higher score.

• It helps in understanding the side view better.

• It allows for creativity in the drawing.

• It does not affect the marks as long as the view is correct.

What does the plan view of a solid represent?

• A side view of the solid.

• A view from the bottom of the solid.

• A top-down view of the solid.

• A 3D model of the solid.