What is the term for a finished drawing that represents a scene to scale?

The correct answer is a term that is commonly associated with a detailed representation of a scene, typically in two dimensions, that is drawn to scale. This finished drawing provides a precise layout of the elements within the scene, allowing for accurate interpretations and measurements.

A blueprint is often regarded as a technical drawing used for construction purposes, which does include detailed specifications but is not generally referred to as representing just any scene. A sketch denotes a rough or unfinished drawing that captures the main elements without the precision required for scaled representation. A map indeed represents geographical scenes to scale but is more specifically focused on navigation and geographical locations rather than a general scene. Therefore, the term in question aligns best with the standard definition of a structured and scaled representation of scenes, which accurately fits the context given.