Sentence examples for text gap from inspiring English sources

A test where some fraction of words have been removed from a text (gap) and the test taker is supposed to fill those gaps.

Remember that many people are annoyed by txt/chatroom speak and huge blocks of text without gaps are hard to read.

The proposed approach is limited to straightening of text-lines and words only and also cannot work well on text-lines not having gap between text-lines.

The characteristic of digital text is the gap between its encoding and its presentation.

The test consisted of a gap text in which five words were missing.

Part A contained 20 MC reading comprehension items based on four reading passages on different topics; Part B was a text with five gaps where sentences were removed and test takers were required to choose the most suitable option for each gap; and Part C was a text in which five sentences were required to be translated from English into Chinese.

What's missing is always harder to spot than what is in the text, but three gaps are clear.

This does not inhibit the biography, but it does make it more difficult for him to stand in the shoes of the millions of Germans who were captivated, entranced and fascinated by him.Inevitably, in a book which covers the ten most calamitous years in world history in more than 800 pages of text, there are gaps.

Some may see HFA as one of the impetuses to promote a greater participatory approach in DRR (Pelling 2007), but our text analysis highlights gaps in the way this framework promotes involvement and inclusion of local governmental and nongovernmental actors within the DRR process.

Results from the preliminary literature search showed that there were numerous potential contacts within the government, non-government, and university groups that have collected data suitable for SEAMAP, including data to fill many temporal and spatial gaps (Text S1).

The full test (parts 1 and 2) takes approximately 15 min and consists of 60 multiple-choice questions with increasing levels of difficulty, including discrete multiple-choice questions and multiple-choice cloze questions (i.e., text passages with gaps that have to be filled with one of three or four alternatives).