Fill in the Blanks is the live cloze quiz: a sentence with strategic gaps, and audiences type the missing words from their phone. It tests recall in a way multiple choice cannot: the audience has to produce the answer, not just recognise it. Perfect for vocabulary drills, grammar practice, and any terminology check.

How Fill in the Blanks works

Fill in the Blanks is a single scored slide. Type the sentence, mark the gaps, launch:

1. Write a sentence and select which words become the blanks the audience has to fill.
2. Set a time limit and add acceptable variants (synonyms, spelling variations) if needed.
3. Audiences see the sentence with blanks on their phone and type the missing words.
4. The leaderboard scores speed and accuracy; correct answers are revealed at the end.

Best for

Fill in the Blanks fits any subject where the recall bar is higher than "pick from four":

• Language teachers: verb conjugation drills, preposition practice, and reading-comprehension gaps.
• History & science teachers: key term recall, formula completion, and definition drills.
• Corporate trainers: product terminology, compliance-clause completion, and jargon quizzes.
• Onboarding leads: company-lingo recall for new hires ("Our internal tool for X is called ___").

Why teams love Fill in the Blanks

Teachers reach for Fill in the Blanks whenever they want to know if the material really stuck:

• Tests active recall: the audience produces the answer, no lucky guesses from four options.
• Perfect for vocabulary: the format that language and terminology drills were built for.
• Accepts variants: synonyms and common spelling variations still score correct.
• Scored leaderboard: plugs into any quiz deck alongside multiple choice and true / false.

Free to build and the sharpest way to check whether the words really landed.