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:[[Glossary:Item|item]] in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloze_test fill-in-the-blanks form]. In '''cloze deletions''', the question is replaced by three dots (<span class="cloze">[...]</span>) and moved to the answer field. For example:  
:[[Glossary:Item|item]] in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloze_test fill-in-the-blanks form]. In '''cloze deletions''', the question is replaced by three dots (<span class="cloze">[...]</span>) and moved to the answer field. For example:  
:<blockquote>''Q: The highest literacy rate in Africa has been reached in <span class="cloze">[...](country)</span>(2009)?''<br>''A: Seychelles (93%)''</blockquote>  
:<blockquote>''Q: The highest literacy rate in Africa has been reached in <span class="cloze">[...](country)</span>(2009)?''<br>''A: Seychelles (93%)''</blockquote>  
:'''Cloze items''' can be a simple and effective remedy for item complexity. If you have [[Glossary:Item|items]] that persistently cause recall problems, try using '''cloze deletion'''. SuperMemo simplifies creating '''cloze deletions''' by providing options such as:
:'''Cloze items''' can effectively remedy knowledge complexity. If you have [[Glossary:Item|items]] that persistently cause recall problems, try using '''cloze deletion'''. SuperMemo simplifies creating '''cloze deletions''' by providing options such as:
:* ''Alt+Z'' keyboard shortcut,
:* ''Alt+Z'' keyboard shortcut,
:* '''Cloze''' on the [[learnbar]],
:* '''Cloze''' on the [[learnbar]],

Revision as of 13:04, 22 December 2016

cloze deletion (cloze question; cloze item)
item in the fill-in-the-blanks form. In cloze deletions, the question is replaced by three dots ([...]) and moved to the answer field. For example:

Q: The highest literacy rate in Africa has been reached in [...](country)(2009)?
A: Seychelles (93%)

Cloze items can effectively remedy knowledge complexity. If you have items that persistently cause recall problems, try using cloze deletion. SuperMemo simplifies creating cloze deletions by providing options such as:
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