Because it isn't feasible to construct every movie set to scale, models are sometimes used to simulate real environments. Looking through a camera that is focused on the model alone, one can easily believe that a tiny model is actually a real city. However, if a real, to-scale object such as a soda can is placed beside the city, we are able to see that the size of the city is a mere
A) illusion.
B) Gestalt.
C) stroboscope.
D) kinesthesis.

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The presence of a real, to-scale object reveals that the perceived size of the model city is an illusion, as it tricks the eye into believing the model is larger than it actually is.

Because It Isn't Feasible to Construct Every Movie Set to Scale