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I got 10/10. My father, an electrical engineer, passed every one of these he took, but was definitely colour blind. His was green/grey rather than the most common red green. I remember him having an argument with my Mum about a hated grey carpet that had the whole family puzzled. It was green. My daughter seems to have the same problem. There is a green rug in our spare room that she says is grey!

 

Fortunately for drivers, traffic lights are arranged vertically so people with a red/green problem can go by light position :)

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10/10 - that was easy ;)

 

Did you find the second shape one easy? I picked the correct answer because it looked less like the other two. The first shape was pretty obvious.

 

The thing is, we could all see colours differently. We only know that blue is blue because someone told us. So, it's not really surprising that we see subtle shades differently. We have two wheely bins. One is a light green and the other I reckon is slate grey but my wife says it's green. So if I ask her which bin has to go out and she says green, I then have to ask if it's the green bin that is green or the grey bin she thinks is green. This invariably leads to "Why can't you look on the calendar like I have to???" To which I reply "Why don't you put it out?" I know, it's a daft thing to say but I can't help myself.

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Did you find the second shape one easy?

 

Personally, yes. As I was getting towards the end I did start to worry that maybe I was doing something wrong, that there was some trick I hadn't noticed. The obvious answers meant I'm colour blind or something, then I hit the submit button - 10/10.

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10/10 although I did have to think about the woman shape one.

 

I apparently have a bit of an issue with light green/turquoise/blue. I see something as green and others see it as blue.

I also saw our old suite as green when everyone else thought it was grey :(

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10/10 although I did have to think about the woman shape one.

 

I apparently have a bit of an issue with light green/turquoise/blue. I see something as green and others see it as blue.

I also saw our old suite as green when everyone else thought it was grey :(

 

I second this light green/turquoise/blue colour "blindness"

 

Maybe it's a ginger thing :p

 

Oh and...

 

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I second this light green/turquoise/blue colour "blindness"

 

Maybe it's a ginger thing :p

 

 

Ohh - maybe it is! Perhaps we could get a huge grant to research this issue :)

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I once turned up to a sports day in a top I thought was green (it was our house colour, we were Rome.) and at the end of the 3 events I did, everyone assumed I was in Paris. (Blue...obviously)
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Ohh - maybe it is! Perhaps we could get a huge grant to research this issue :)

 

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Oh wait... you said HUGE grant. :p

 

 

Also, 10/10.

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10/10 here too although as my mother has aged, her perception of colours - particularly shades of blue and red has warped. She will regularly describe turquoise as 'Green' and Red as 'Purple', or even 'Purple' as blue and when I say 'No Mum it's turquoise' she'll argue that it's green even if several others agree with me and the colour is described as 'Turquoise' on the label. She has these ghastly orange curtains in her lounge that she swears are 'pink'. They really really aren't. They are orange. Very very orange. Perhaps my mum is the same as you @witch? She really struggles with shades of blue. Edited by AMLinington
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1/10. I had no idea about any of them and so all were guesses. However I can easily distinguish traffic light colours.

 

Edit: Mrs. DaveP got 10/10. All images were seen easily and replies came without hesitation.

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10/10 :-)

 

Not bad, shapes were really hard to figure out though

 

Mostly because they're a bit abstract - the 'Woman' one was weird. I looked at it for ages before I could see ANY of the options they gave and that wasn't because I had issues with the colours but simply because it took me a minute to understand the picture.

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