Eyesight and Hearing - Results Tables

The tables provided offer a structured way to record the results from two different investigations: one on individual peripheral vision and the other on the efficacy of a string telephone. The first table is designed to capture the extent of peripheral vision in degrees, specifically noting at which angle the subject is able to detect motion, colour, shape, and text. This table is focused on the left eye, although it can be assumed that a similar table exists for the right eye to compare results.

The second set of tables relates to a string telephone investigation, where the effectiveness of sound transmission through a string telephone is tested at varying lengths of string. These lengths are noted as 2 metres, 5 metres, and 10 metres, with columns to record observations for both a taut string and a slack string. The purpose of these tables is to determine how the tension of the string affects the clarity of sound, providing a practical insight into the principles of sound waves and transmission in a simple, yet engaging experiment.