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A nearby tree and a distant building appear equal in height in a drawing. What can be inferred?

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Correct answer: The building may actually be much larger than the tree

The governing idea is scale and relative size in visual observation: apparent size depends on both an object's real size and its distance from the viewer. A nearby tree may occupy the same visual height as a much larger distant building. Therefore, equal image height does not prove equal real height, making option C correct. Option A confuses apparent and actual size, B is unsupported, and D ignores perspective.

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DistanceApparent-SizeRelative-SizePerspectiveScale And Relative SizePrinciples Of ArtArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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