**Color Vision Test**
Check your color vision by reading eight words. Answers are at the end—only those with perfect color vision will see them all clearly.

– **Blue:** Typically easy to distinguish, even with color blindness.
– **Green:** Can be tricky but often identified through context.
– **Purple:** May appear blue or red depending on the type of color blindness.
– **Pink:** May look grayish but identified through brightness or surroundings.
– **Orange:** Blends with red or yellow but recognized by brightness.
– **Red:** Appears darker or like brown for those with red-green color blindness.

**Answers:** TREE, EAT, BOOT, SWEET, PARK, LOVE, HAT, BEAD.

### Types of Color Blindness
– **Deuteranomaly:** Faded reds/greens (common).
– **Protanopia:** Dull reds/greens; vibrant blues/yellows.
– **Tritanopia:** Rare; affects pink/green perception.
– **Total Color Blindness:** Extremely rare; grayscale vision.

Embrace vision differences to foster understanding and inclusivity.