Color Affecting Test Scores

One of the most incredible things we see every day is color. Color is what makes objects more interesting and less annoying to look at. There are many colors: Red, blue, green, yellow, orange, purple, and so forth. We use these colors for drawing, coloring, printing on the computer, watching tv shows, and playing video games. My experiment is, “Does color affect test scores?”. How I am going to do this experiment is I will first collect supplies and participants for the experiment. Then, I will make the tests on white, red, and yellow paper. Next, I will have the participants take the tests separately in a room on each of the colored tests. Finally, I will collect the tests and find the averages of the scores and compare it to the other colors of paper. My hypothesis is, “If a person takes a test on the red or yellow paper, then it will decrease their scores”. …show more content…
Some colors, like black, absorb all the light hitting them. Scientists consider black the absence of all color but artists consider it a color. Our eyes and brain transform this light into color(Color Think Tank). An object is not the color it is, it just reflects wavelengths for us to see(LiveScience).Nobody created or founded color, it has been around since the beginning of time. Today, color has improved greatly and we use it for the amazing television and smartphones. Television,which we “NEED”, had its beginnings around the 1940s. It was not a commercially viable until the 1950s. Soon, the color tv was rapidly spreading throughout the world(Television