“Cloze Procedure”: A New Tool for Measuring Readability

Wilson L. Taylor

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Here is the first comprehensive statement of a research method and its theory which were introduced briefly during a workshop at the 1953 AEJ convention. Included are findings from three pilot studies and two experiments in which “cloze procedure” results are compared with those of two readability formulas.

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