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Current version: 1.1.2. [See version history](https://github.com/jspsych/jsPsych/blob/main/packages/plugin-cloze/CHANGELOG.md).
This plugin displays a text with certain words removed. Participants are asked to replace the missing items. Responses are recorded when clicking a button. Responses can be evaluated and a function is called in case of either differences or incomplete answers, making it possible to inform participants about mistakes before proceeding.
This plugin displays a text with certain words omitted. Participants are asked to replace the missing items. Responses are recorded when clicking a button. Responses can be evaluated and a function is called in case of either differences or incomplete answers, making it possible to inform participants about mistakes before proceeding.
## Parameters

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## Plugin Description
The cloze plugin displays a text with certain words omitted. Participants are asked to replace the missing words, and are recorded upon clicking a button. Optionally, the responses can be evaluated and a function can be called in the case of differences, making it possible to provide feedback to the participant.
The cloze plugin displays a text with certain words omitted. Participants are asked to replace the missing words, and are recorded upon clicking a button. Responses can be evaluated and a function is called in case of either differences or incomplete answers, making it possible to inform participants about mistakes before proceeding.
## Examples