Part 4: Looking at the Task Type COMPLETE
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      3. Part 4: Looking at the Task Type COMPLETE

      Sub-types of COMPLETE

      The typical scenarios where COMPLETE is used are the following:

      FILL the gap with an appropriate response, according to the context. 

      This sub-type is based on a text which contains gaps, or blanks, that need to be filled. The interactions traditionally associated with this task are:  Text Entry, Inline Choice, and Gap Match. 

      CONFIRM the completeness (and validity) of a structure. 

      This sub-type is based on a text in which there are questions about the correctness of some of the words or phrases. These need to be confirmed (or rejected). The interactions associated with this task are: Hottext.