We've tested your sight on black, red and blue - but how are you with GRAY tones? Shades of gray are everywhere, and it can be hard to see gray words on a gray background - which is of course your challenge here! Can you see the words? Let us know!
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Which word do you see in this image?
I can't see anything
Shock
Clock
Crock
Frock
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Which word do you see in this image?
Mire
I can't see anything
Satire
Sapphire
Briar
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Which word do you see in this image?
I can't see anything
Sneeze
Freeze
Breeze
Fleece
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Which word do you see in this image?
Crown
I can't see anything
Brown
Drown
Brawn
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Which word do you see in this image?
Smote
I can't see anything
Float
Wrote
Quote
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Which word do you see in this image?
Father
Bother
Mother
Brother
I can't see anything
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Which word do you see in this image?
Cackle
I can't see anything
Hackle
Crackle
Shackle
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Which word do you see in this image?
Brown
Grown
Shown
I can't see anything
Brawn
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Which word do you see in this image?
Shout
Scout
Doubt
About
I can't see anything
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Which word do you see in this image?
Treat
I can't see anything
Wheat
Tweet
Sweet
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Which word do you see in this image?
Prior
Desire
Briar
Choir
I can't see anything
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Which word do you see in this image?
Havana
Banana
Savannah
Montana
I can't see anything
Your Gray Vision Could Use Improving
Our color perception comes from billions of neurons interacting and using our vision system to display millions of... READ MOREOur color perception comes from billions of neurons interacting and using our vision system to display millions of colors and hues. Gray, being a tricky color with very subtle hues, is one of the most important colors and hues we should be able to distinguish. Make sure your screen is on normal brightness and that your eyes aren't tired - and try again! If not, you can also have a look at the answers by clicking on 'Show My Mistake'.
You have a normal person's hue detection for the color gray. That is critically important, as many do not have the... READ MOREYou have a normal person's hue detection for the color gray. That is critically important, as many do not have the ability to see very subtle changes in hues, especially men. Thankfully, it seems you have normal vision and a normal ability to detect shades of gray, so you probably don't have any color vision problem - we're happy to report!
Wow, you must see like an eagle! Your ability to detect and differentiate between shades of gray is impressive as heck!... READ MOREWow, you must see like an eagle! Your ability to detect and differentiate between shades of gray is impressive as heck! Many people have a problem with gray because a gray/green colorblindness is very common, especially among men. Gray is such a subtle color, it's challenging to differentiate the shades. You not only have the normal level of gray differentiation but way above average! You must have the ability to see very small changes in hue, which really impressed us. You ACED it!
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