Fill in the Blank — CEFR 6
Fill-in-the-blank trains something passive reading never does: the reflex to actively pick the right word to use, not just recognize meaning while reading. Questions use real example sentences from CEFR 6 vocabulary, blanking exactly the word being studied and offering distractors of similar length so you have to rely on real meaning, not guess by shape.
Sample question
Reform is ＿＿.
✓ a hard row to hoe— Cải cách là việc khó nhọc phải tự cày.
How it works
- Pick the exercise type and level that fit you
- Answer the questions — every visit generates a fresh set
- See the answer and explanation right after each question, redo as many times as you like
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FAQ
How are the wrong-answer options chosen?
The system prefers distractors with the same number of English words as the correct answer, drawn from CEFR 6 vocabulary, so the exercise tests real understanding rather than guessing by word length.
How is this different from the listening fill-in-the-blank type?
Same question-generation logic (blanking a word in an example sentence), but this type shows the text right away, while listening fill-in-the-blank hides the text and makes you listen to the whole sentence first.