quote:Given a father with red-green color blindess and a mother who is a carrier, both male and female children would have a 50% chance of being red-green colorblind. 100% of female children would be carriers.
You passed my test, very good!
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38. Now let the disclaimers begin... It was late. I was tired. My screen contrast isn't that good. This test was dumb! Okay. 38 isn't terrible...
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My wife thought I was cruel to make him take the test...
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At the suggestion of my wife, I took the test again. After I had all the squares in the correct order (at least as far as I could tell) I moved the left-most square in each row to the far right, effectively shifting all the remaining squares one space to the left.
My wife wanted to know if scoring was based on a squares position in the grid or if scoring was based on a squares position relative to its neighbors.
I scored 422 and the results graph was all flat except for 4 bars (evenly spaced across the graph) at 100% and 4 bars (similarly spaced) at 50%. My guess is that scoring is based on relative position.
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I scored 25 with my browser at its default settings and 0 when I blow the image up a couple of steps. I tried both ways a couple of times and its reproducible. When I was working with the smaller screen, the regions where I made the most areas were not reproducible.
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Even at 250 lb., I couldn't do it. I couldn't do it. If I held my breath, my body would sink until pretty much the only thing above the water was my face. Then as soon as I took even a small breath, I sank completely under.
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I got an 8 which surprised me, I've always thought my color perception sucked. Plus I rushed the last two because I have a bit of a nagging headache at the moment.
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I was going to take the test but I got tired of trying to distinguish hues after only about 10 moves.
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