A floor plan sketch shows walls, partitions, and openings for each floor.

• A. A detailed view of the construction features
• B. Showing the building and grounds in perspective
• C. An outline of each floor showing walls, partitions, and openings
• D. A cutaway view

Answer: (C)

A floor plan is a top-down view of a building level that focuses on the layout of spaces. It outlines walls, partitions, and openings on that floor, showing how rooms connect and where doors and windows sit. This view is exactly what the sketch describes, providing a clear map of each level’s arrangement. Other drawing types serve different purposes: a detailed construction-feature view shows structural elements and finishes, a perspective drawing presents the building and grounds in 3D, and a cutaway view reveals interior details by slicing through the structure.