You can only receive one score from the vision descriptors - the highest one that applies to you. But if you have other disabilities, then you may score points from other functional areas which can be added to your score. This is not enough to pass the All Work Test unless you score points from other areas as well. This is not enough to pass the All Work Test unless you score points from other areas as well Your ability to see will be assessed using your normal glasses or contact lenses, if worn. Large print means 16 point print.
Reading includes the ability to scan print and read on a sustained basis.
So just because you can read small amounts of large print does not mean that this box cannot be ticked as you may find larger amounts tiring to read. The ability to 'recognise a friend' means the ability to see and recognise someone's facial features, not just recognising their shape or the way that they walk. You will be asked to tick the descriptors that apply to you and give further information to explain the difficulties that you have. You should go through the whole form, carefully noting any pain, stress or tiredness that you might experience if you were to do any of the things in the test. If you can only do something with great difficulty, or if you could not do it repeatedly, then you should assess yourself as being unable to do it.