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CLOZE PROCEDURE AND EQUIVALENCE
Language Learning, 1978Two cloze tests were constructed which were identical except that in one test each deletion occurred one word earlier than in the other. Each test consisted of one literary and one non‐literary passage, each with 50 blanks. The tests were administered to 39 Polish students, three weeks elapsing between the first and second tests.
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Educational Research, 1981
Summary The LEAs' and Schools' Item Banking Project (LEAS1B) 1 is developing banks of materials for assessment in language. As background to this it was decided to review the literature relating to the cloze procedure to see if it might be useful either as a measure of readability of the texts to be used, or as a possible method of assessing reading ...
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Summary The LEAs' and Schools' Item Banking Project (LEAS1B) 1 is developing banks of materials for assessment in language. As background to this it was decided to review the literature relating to the cloze procedure to see if it might be useful either as a measure of readability of the texts to be used, or as a possible method of assessing reading ...
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The Cloze Procedure: A Modification
Foreign Language Annals, 1977ABSTRACT The purpose of this study was to assess reading comprehension at differing levels of second language learning. Adaptations of Carver's (1973) reading‐input tests were administered to W6 college students enrolled in the first four semesters of Spanish.
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The Cloze Procedure: Some New Applications
The Journal of Educational Research, 1979AbstractCloze passages were analyzed to determine if there is a consistent error pattern within independent, instructional, and frustration reading levels. Second and fourth grade students’ cloze passages were scored and classified as to reading level.
Alice Legenza, David Elijah
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‘Cloze’ procedure refined and modified
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1998Background‘Cloze procedure assesses the predictability of text by deleting words at set intervals and having a panel of raters fill the blanks. Two refinements to the procedure are described: ‘modified Cloze and ’ ‘reverse Cloze’, the latter examining the subject's ability to interpret a partial transcript.MethodSamples of speech were obtained from ...
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The Cloze Procedure as a Measure of Mathematical English
Journal for Research in Mathematics Education, 1975A method of adapting cloze tests for use with mathematical passages is discussed. The validity of the cloze procedure as a measure of comprehensibility and difficulty of mathematical selections is tested. For 5 passages, 25 cloze tests and 5 comprehension tests were administered to subjects, grades 7 through 10.
Mary A. Hater, Robert B. Kane
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The Cloze Procedure and Dialect Considerations
The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas, 1977consuming elements of determining each instructional level individually. Another legitimate advantage of the cloze is its adaptability from the types of materials a student is expected to use during instruction. Consequently, student assessment with the cloze may provide relatively beneficial information concerning his ability to manage various types ...
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Some Forerunners of Cloze Procedure
The Modern Language Journal, 1985DURING THE 1970s WILSON TAYLOR'S CLOZE PROcedure became the subject of considerable interest among foreign-language testers looking for integrative measures of general language proficiency.1 Enthusiasm for cloze proved highly infectious, briefly elevating the procedure to an eminence it could not reasonably be expected to maintain.
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An Evaluation of the Cloze Procedure as a Test for Plagiarism
Teaching of Psychology, 1986Two experiments that evaluate the effectiveness of the cloze test as a method for detecting plagiarism are reported. The first experiment employed student essays on the same topic, and required subjects to fill in missing words from either their own or another student's work.
Lionel Standing, Donald Gorassini
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Cloze Procedure and the Affective Domain
Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Western College Reading Association, 1975(1975). Cloze Procedure and the Affective Domain. Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Western College Reading Association: Vol. 8, Proceedings of the Eight Annual Conference of the WCRA. College Learning Skills Today and Tomorrowland, pp. 25-30.
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