What is another word for cloze procedure?
Pronunciation: [klˈə͡ʊz pɹəsˈiːd͡ʒə] (IPA) 
The cloze procedure is a widely used educational tool that aims to develop a student's reading comprehension skills. It involves removing words from a passage or text and having students fill in the missing words. Alternative terms for the cloze procedure include "gap-fill," "fill-in-the-blank," and "closed test." These terms all refer to a similar method of testing a student's understanding of a text by asking them to complete missing words. Variations of the cloze procedure include using pictures or contextual clues to aid in word selection or using partial words as opposed to complete word omissions. Regardless of the terminology used, the cloze procedure remains a valuable tool in assessing and developing a student's reading comprehension skills.
