10. D. it's the front/back view
13. D. top/down view, and yep, there is a hole in the middle.
16. This was hard for me at first. I couldn't see if the middle lines in the front view are bold or dashed. First I thought all of the choices should show up with bold lines in the very middle of end view. But didn't understand how it's dashed. But now I figured out. Look at the front and end views. It's actually the blades, which stick out from the bottom. There is nothing, and I mean no square or round shape rode that is coming out of the base. It's all about the blades. You immediately eliminate A and D now. And for choice C, we got two pointy blades in right/left side, but that's not the case, they're blunt from the top if you look at the end view. So answer choice C can't be right. B is the only one left with the blunt blades and there is nothing in the middle that the blades are attach to. B is the answer.
17. A isn't right cause of the end view. Now B can't be right cause it needs to have the dashed line going thru the middle stripe. C can't be right cause there are all solid lines and we can see from End view, the base is hidden from the top view. So C can't be right. We are left with choice D, but it wasn't too obvious for me. I had to THINK about it a little deeper.
18. C. Front view suggests there is a hidden middle line. Answer choice B will be eliminated b/c for it to be true, there needs to be a solid line in the front view, not the dashed line. Choice A suggests there is a line going in the middle which cuts the triangle in half, now for it to be true, we would have a pointed blade as base. But our front view suggests the bottom of the triangle is flat, not pointy blade. So A is wrong. For D to be right, we need to have a pointy top, which the front view does agree with. But then, we would have a bold line in the middle of the triangle in the front view instead of dashed line. Only choice C suggests that there could be a dashed line from front view, and the line is a pointy blade going from top to bottom. And it's hidden b/c of the slanted shape that's been shown in the end view. And the slant is making the blade hidden, so we got dashed line in the front view.