Online Color Challenge
So take the online color challenge test and share your scores below.
Here is the LINK to the test! Goodluck and no cheating!!
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Permalink Reply by Palma Rea on -
I, did click on the link and I even reloaded the page several times. Perhaps I'll try it with another browser. I'm using Chrome
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Permalink Reply by Shethra Jones-Hoopes on -
I'm using Firefox.
Sheffe
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Permalink Reply by Shethra Jones-Hoopes on
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I got a 25, but then tried the squinty method and got a 7, which I thought was much better!
Sheffe
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Permalink Reply by Deborah Petronio on -
I got a 4. Pretty good for a 50 year old!! Blue was my issue also, but it looked OK to me!
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Permalink Reply by Palma Rea on
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I, changed to Firefox and it worked!
Online ColorIQ Challenge ResultsYour score: 3Three just happens to be my lucky number.
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Permalink Reply by Jirrup on -
First score- 50, pulled the laptop up close and did it again with my eyes 15cm from the screen (no squinting), second score- 11. Interestingly, the errors on the two tests were clustered around exactly the same parts of the spectrum.
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Permalink Reply by Lois on -
I scored 8 - I'm 66 and need a new prescription for my glasses, so I'm happy with that. Maybe I will do it again when I get the new specs LOL
Lois
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Permalink Reply by Channing on -
I scored 8. I'll try it again after I clean the cat "snarffles" off the monitor and my eyes uncross! I'm 63 so I guess I still have it...now if I can only figure out what IT is.............
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Permalink Reply by Curtis Fesser on -
Did the online color challenge... I scored a 12
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Permalink Reply by Jane Davenport on -
I was pretty happy with my 4 - I had to stop when my eyes got too blurry!
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