Question about IA

Good afternoon.
I have a question which is quite simple.
I am supposed to do my Chemistry IA on iodine clock reaction and then find the rate of reaction and other interesting things.

However, I did the following reaction:
KI + H2O2 + H2SO4 -> K2SO4 + I2 + H2O
and I varied the concentrations of KI, H2O2 and H2SO4

Is this an iodine clock reaction?
And if not, what can I do with what I have?

Thank you in advance.

It is one of the reactions in an iodine clock, but not a clock. You will get steady formation of iodine as the reaction proceeds.

I was so afraid of this...
Do you think there's anything I can do with the information I have?
I varied the concentrations a little bit, but now, when I finally understood that I was following the wrong path... Well, I am confused.

What did you actually measure?

I measures how much time it takes for the colour to become so deep that I can no longer see the picture which is put under a beaker in which I pour the solutions.

I apologize for being so vague before, I was just so nervous

Did you use starch as an indicator of the iodine?

No...
But it still changed colour