Reading Tests: Cloze tests

Practise cloze tests here: read a text with gaps and choose or think of the missing word. The page covers levels A2 to C1. Start at your level, then check each answer and read the explanation to learn from your mistakes.

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QuizA2Cloze tests

Everyday Vocabulary In The Air Test

7 questions · about 3 min

QuizB1Cloze tests

Everyday Vocabulary A Film Review Test

10 questions · about 4 min

QuizB1Cloze tests

Everyday Vocabulary Fire Test

8 questions · about 3 min

QuizB1Cloze tests

Everyday Vocabulary Going Shopping Test

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB1Cloze tests

Everyday Vocabulary Marriage Test

10 questions · about 4 min

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QuizB1Cloze tests

Everyday Vocabulary Photography Test

8 questions · about 3 min

QuizB1Cloze tests

Everyday Vocabulary The Telephone Test

8 questions · about 3 min

QuizB1Cloze tests

Intermediate Grammar MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 01

14 questions · about 5 min

QuizB1Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test G

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB1Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test M

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB1Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test R

15 questions · about 6 min

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QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test A

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test B

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test C

15 questions · about 6 min

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What is a cloze test?

A cloze test is a text with some words removed. You fill each gap with the correct word. It tests grammar, vocabulary and how well you understand the whole text. Example: She ___ to school every day. (goes)

How can I get better at cloze tests?

Read the whole text first to understand the topic. Then look at the words before and after each gap. Decide what type of word is missing, such as a verb, a preposition or a noun. Check your answers and learn from mistakes.

What should I do if I do not know a word?

Do not stop. Look at the sentence around the gap and think about the grammar. Remove answers that do not fit. Make your best guess, then read the explanation and write the new word in your notebook.