Stroop Effect Game Part 3 - card B: Identify the color of each word, not the word itself, within 45 seconds.

This task is a Stroop Effect Game. The goal is not to solve a math problem or answer a question, but to perform an activity that tests your brain’s ability to focus.

Here’s what you need to do:

1. Start at the top of the page.
2. Look at each word one by one — ignore what the word says (like “RED” or “BLUE”), and instead say out loud the color the word is printed in.
- Example: If you see the word “GREEN” written in yellow ink, you say “YELLOW”.
3. Go as fast as you can without making mistakes.
4. When you reach the bottom, start again from the top.
5. Keep going for 45 seconds (use a timer!).

The purpose is to see how well your brain can switch between reading words and naming colors — because sometimes they don’t match, which makes it tricky!

Since this is a game/activity and not a problem with a single correct answer, there is no numerical or textual “final answer” to box.

However, if you’re being asked to complete the task, then the “answer” is simply that you’ve played the game correctly by following the rules above.

But since the instructions ask for a Final Answer section, and this is not a traditional problem, we’ll note that the task is completed when you finish playing according to the rules.

Final Answer:
Play the game by saying the color of each word (not the word itself) as quickly as possible for 45 seconds, restarting from the top when you reach the bottom. There is no single correct output — success is measured by speed and accuracy during play.