Cloze Reading — CEFR 3
Cloze reading is the familiar "read a passage, pick the word for the blank" question from the real CEFR reading section — unlike simple fill-in-the-blank, the blank sits inside a whole passage, so you have to read and understand the surrounding context to infer the best word. The blanked word is always a keyword from CEFR 3 reading content, never a random stitched-together sentence.
Sample question
Học nhóm qua màn hình
When our school closed for a month last winter, my class continued the lessons online.The teachers used video calls, however the connection in my village was not ＿＿.My friend Hanh and I found a solution: we studied together every evening at eight. One of us shared the screen, and the other one explained the difficult exercises. We also made a recording of the short explanations on our phones. When somebody in the class did not understand a topic, we sent the recording. By the end of the month, twelve students were in our evening group. The school opened again in March, however we kept the eight o'clock meeting. Technology did not replace the teacher; it gave us a place to study together. The marks of our group this year are the best in the school.
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FAQ
How do I figure out the missing word?
Read the whole surrounding passage (not just the sentence with the blank), then use the context to infer the word that fits best — the same inferential reading skill the real IELTS & TOEIC exam tests.
Is the blanked word an obscure or difficult one?
No — it's a keyword from the CEFR 3 passage's own glossary, meaning it's an important word for that content, not a rare character or something above your level.