Optical Color Test: Can You Pass?
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A good eyesight is something to be proud about. The eye uses light to achieve its function. And this is not a far cry in optical color assessment. If a viewer is able to perfectly sight two different colors placed side by side, then he is no sufferer of colour blindness. Do you know much about optics and colors?
- 1.Which of the following is not a type of color blindness?
- A.
Trichomacy
- B.
Dichromacy
- C.
Tritoponia
- D.
Protanopia
- 2.What part of the eye focuses the light?
- A.
Iris
- B.
Cornea
- C.
Retina
- D.
Lens
- 3.What is a viewer most likely observe in the presence of black and white lines?
- A.
Orange
- B.
Indigo
- C.
Pink
- D.
Gray
- 4.What painting method involve the use of small dots?
- A.
Dry brushing
- B.
Shade
- C.
Glazing
- D.
Pointillism
- 5.Which of these is not used in optical color mixing?
- A.
Colored pencils
- B.
Mallets
- C.
Brush
- D.
Pastel
- 6.What cell in the retina is responsible for color vision?
- A.
Optic cell
- B.
Rods
- C.
Cornea cells
- D.
Cones
- 7.Viewers suffering Deuteranopes often confuse the following colors save
- A.
Deep green with indigo
- B.
Light blue with lilac
- C.
Pale pinks with light grey
- D.
Mid-reds with mid-greens
- 8.All of the following are classification of colors except?
- A.
Primary Color
- B.
Secondary Color
- C.
Intermediate Color
- D.
Optical Color
- 9.Among sufferers of Tritanopes, what are the common colors often confused?
- A.
Orange
- B.
Dark purple
- C.
Mid-Green
- D.
Light blue
- 10.What is the science of colors called?
- A.
Coloring
- B.
Color art
- C.
Calorimetry
- D.
Colorogy
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