cloze Definition
cloze (klōz)
adjective
designating or of a test of comprehension in which blank spaces at regular intervals in a text must be filled in with appropriate words
cloze Usage Examples
Converse of object
create: You can create simple cloze or sequencing activities - or, better still, show students how to create them.
Modifies a noun
- passage: There are also cloze reading passages which can be accessed directly from the CD-ROM.
- exercise: A cloze exercise involves a passage of English which is missing certain words, there are gaps in the text.
- procedure: Other Word document examples show how to create an electronic cloze procedure.
- test: For example, a cloze test may have every 6th word deleted.
- activity: Cloze activities are fill in the blank exercises which will provide much more detailed revision notes once complete.
- question: This can therefore be used to create simple cloze questions, or longer essay-style activities.
Noun used with modifier
- crossword: Activities include: finding word meanings identifying blends crosswords word building cloze activities rhymes word families Click here to see a sample page.
- blend: Activities include: finding word meanings identifying blends crosswords word building cloze activities rhymes word families Click here to see a sample page.
- word: Activities include: finding word meanings identifying blends crosswords word building cloze activities rhymes word families Click here to see a sample page.
- building: Activities include: finding word meanings identifying blends crosswords word building cloze activities rhymes word families Click here to see a sample page.
- choice: It easily allows you to create online: multiple choice quiz cloze procedures crosswords ( Very quick example!
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