Choose the ink color of each conflicting color word across a 10-question round.
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A 10-question round is ready as soon as the game opens. Read the prompt and look at the ink color used for the word.
Choose the button that names the ink color, not the word's text.
Answer all 10 rounds to see your result.
This Stroop-style Color Word game uses familiar color names with a different ink color on every question. The rule stays the same for all 10 questions: select the visible ink color, not the color named by the word. It is a short attention game, not a diagnostic test.
Your score is the number of correct ink-color choices out of 10. It is a result for this set of questions only.
More about your scores →If the word reads BLUE but the letters are orange, choose Orange. The written word is deliberately different from the ink color, so it is not the answer.
Let the word register, then deliberately shift to the colour of the letters before reading the answer buttons. This keeps the fixed rule in view on every question.
Silently say the visible ink colour, then select the matching button. Use the same two-step routine for all 10 questions instead of changing pace after a correct answer.
Briefly look at the letters, then move your attention to the ink itself.
Say the color name in your head before choosing a button.
Take a fraction longer on conflicting words; a correct answer is more useful than a quick guess.
Results describe this game session. They are not IQ scores, diagnoses or clinical assessments.
No. Choose the color of the ink used to display the word.
Every run contains 10 color-word questions.
No. Each question uses a different word name and ink colour.
The answer buttons are Red, Blue, Green, and Orange.
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