Usually a Colour Deficient Person Is Unable to Distinguish Red

question 169

Multiple Choice

Usually a colour deficient person is unable to distinguish red from green, and so the world is painted in shades of:

• A) black, white, and red.
• B) blue, yellow, brown, and grey.
• C) black, white, yellow, and green.
• D) reddish green and grey.

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