cloze
- adjective
- /kloʊz/
- Specialized
- In our English class, we completed a cloze test by filling in the missing words in a passage.
Examples
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Interactive support occurred through expectant pauses, requests for imitation, inferential and factual questions, response expansions, and cloze utterances.
Academic text (2014) -
A challenging exercise, especially in mathematics, and one that can help a teacher evaluate his or her students' facility with mathematical language is the CLOZE procedure, which works in the following way:
Academic text (1998) -
Cloze Test
Academic text (1997) -
The teacher used a cloze exercise to help students improve their reading comprehension skills.
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The lesson included a cloze activity where students had to identify the correct words based on context.
Compounds
- Specialized
A test where words are removed and you fill in the blanks to check reading or teach computers to read
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word cloze comes from the idea of closure, which means 'to close' or 'to make complete'. So a cloze test asks you to 'close the gaps' in a text by filling in missing words, and that is why it measures how well you understand the context.