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testing Testing blind studentslicense applicants

My friend is blind butand would like to take the testamateur radio license exam. I

I understand that the question and the four possible answeranswers can be read to them, and that is fine. The one question that we are still not sure on is; When it comes to block diagrams where the examinee is asked "what is component three", When it comes to block diagrams where the examinee is asked "What is component three"?, how would the reader get passedpast this question? sincerely peter

testing blind students

My friend is blind but would like to take the test. I understand that the question and the four possible answer can be read to them and that is fine. The one question that we are still not sure on is; When it comes to block diagrams where the examinee is asked "what is component three" how would the reader get passed this question? sincerely peter

Testing blind license applicants

My friend is blind and would like to take the amateur radio license exam.

I understand that the question and the four possible answers can be read to them, and that is fine. The one question that we are still not sure on is, When it comes to block diagrams where the examinee is asked "What is component three"?, how would the reader get past this question?

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testing blind students

My friend is blind but would like to take the test. I understand that the question and the four possible answer can be read to them and that is fine. The one question that we are still not sure on is; When it comes to block diagrams where the examinee is asked "what is component three" how would the reader get passed this question? sincerely peter