Focal point of image in magnifying glass

[ghostbuster25]

I have been given a statement and have to decide if it is true or false and then justify my answer.
I have already established that this statement is false by the fact that a magnifying glass
creates a 'virtual image' not a 'real' one but i am having trouble working out what else is false about it.

ok here's the statement;

In the normal use of the magnify, the object is placed within the observer's near point distance and a real image is produced between the observers near point and infinity. This image subtends a greater angle at the observers eye than does the object in its position between the near point and the eye.

any help would be much appreciated

 

[NateD]

.This statement is false because the image formed by a magnifying glass is a virtual image, not a real image. A virtual image is an image that appears to be located behind the mirror but does not actually exist. The light rays that form this image do not come from the object itself, but rather they appear to come from the virtual image. Consequently, the image does not subtend a greater angle at the observer's eye than does the object.