Fonso
How to know if your score is good or not on Readability Dear all, I've just used Readability and I don't know if my score which appeared like this good or not. Please kindly guide me how to understand the grade I get properly. Loading Reading Text ... Reading Ease A higher score indicates easier readability; scores usually range between 0 and 100. Readability Formula Score Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease 83.2 Grade Levels A grade level (based on the USA education system) is equivalent to the number of years of education a person has had. A score of around 10-12 is roughly the reading level on completion of high school. Text to be read by the general public should aim for a grade level of around 8. Readability Formula Grade Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level 4 Gunning-Fog Score 6.7 Coleman-Liau Index 7.8 SMOG Index 5.1 Automated Readability Index 2.2 Average Grade Level 5.2
21 ago 2015 08:09
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"Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease 83.2" This is quite a high score! It ranges from 0 to 100. This usually means that around 55 is considered an okay-score. Anything under 55 would be a failed mark. "Gunning-Fog Score 6.7 Coleman-Liau Index 7.8 SMOG Index 5.1 Automated Readability Index 2.2 Average Grade Level 5.2" All these scores are related to the readability of the text. Like it mentioned, a score of 10-12 is roughly the reading level on completion of high school. However, a general text that should be readable by most people would be around level 8. You can consider level 6 to 8 quite decent, when it comes to readability. Your average score is 5.9. (I left out the Automated Readability Index, since it so much lower than your averages scores, I believe the calculation does not work on your particular test.) Since this is based on calculations and averages, I personally wouldn't consider this a good system to check your readability. Let someone else read your text, here on iTalki or anywhere really. ^^ Good luck with learning!
21 agosto 2015
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