All of the Following Statements, Except One, Accurately Describe How

All of the following statements, except one, accurately describe how the brain applies the geometric relationship between retinal image size and distance to create the Ponzo, Muller-Lyer, and moon illusions. Which one statement is FALSE?

A) For all these illusions, the retinal image size of the two objects is the same.
B) For all these illusions, the brain concludes that the object that appears farther away is smaller.
C) For all these illusions, distance cues lead people to think one object is closer than another.
D) For all these illusions, the brain enlarges the size of the object it thinks is more distant.