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0 Could you possibly mean "Close" or "Clothe"? 02 br
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01 i 00 Cloze 02 i 00 has no meaning to me. 0-
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01 i 00 Cloze 02 i 00 has no meaning to me. 0-
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01 font 00 Mary 01 i 00 ___________ 02 i 00 dinner. 01 i 00 Please replace the blank with a correct verb form 02 i 00 . 01 i 00 (Sample answer 'ate'.) 02 i 02 font 02 br
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00 This is called a 'cloze' exercise. I don't know where the term comes from. 02 br
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01 font 00 Mary 01 i 00 ___________ 02 i 00 dinner. 01 i 00 Please replace the blank with a correct verb form 02 i 00 . 01 i 00 (Sample answer 'ate'.) 02 i 02 font 02 br
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00 This is called a 'cloze' exercise. I don't know where the term comes from. 02 br
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0 Thanks Clive. Next time I should Google first! And to think I grew up thinking those were called "fill in the blank" tests! Ah, the shamefulness of American education 05 0 010id 1
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0 It probably exists in some other language like Dutch, Turkish, etc. 0-
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0 Aha! I thought I'd seen "cloze" before, and these posts helped me remember where. Clive's right about filling in the blanks. Also, in at least one version of the test, there is a reading passage with every sixth or seventh word deleted (blank). The person taking the test is supposed to fill in a word that works. 0-
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