A person who can distinguish some colors but has an inability to distinguish red from green or yellow from blue is said to have
A)myopia.
B)hyperopia.
C)color agnosia.
D)color weakness.

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Color weakness, often referred to as color vision deficiency, is the correct term for a condition where a person has the ability to see some colors but has difficulty distinguishing between certain colors, such as red and green or yellow and blue. Myopia and hyperopia are related to the inability to see objects clearly at a distance or close up, respectively, and color agnosia is not a recognized term in the context of color vision deficiency.

A Person Who Can Distinguish Some Colors but Has an Inability