Are there intelligent tests for the blind and illiterate?

Question

It seems as most intelligent tests involve reading and comprehension and most of it is visual. But are their intelligent tests for the blind and illiterate? What about those who cannot see or read? Can the intelligence of such people be measured effectively, or is the ability to see and read valuable aspects in measuring one's intelligence?

Answer 1

BLind people can read just as well as u and I so therefore are just as able to take an IQ test. Hellen Keller who was blind and deaf studied advanced maths at uni level as well as speaking a number of languages
Children below school/reading age can also be assessed, it doesnt have to be written to test ur intelligence level.

Answer 2

"Hello Source!

There's lots of tests and other material available for the Visually Impaired. Check:http://www.aph.org/tests/access2/index.html

Another source explaination:http://www.braille.org/papers/lorimer/chap8.html

A source for Intellectually Challenged individual:http://www.unl.edu/buros/bimm/html/14tests.html

Brief History of the Braille Free Press:http://www.braillefreepress.org/

Answer 3

id say theirs a test for the blind. they are taught braille and also the #'s are dots so im sure they have test to go along with it..most blind people are not illiterate like i said they know how to read braille....