Fill in the blank questions are considered Response
Explanation:
Response questions are kind of questions that require the student or reader or whoever is answering the question to complete a missing part of a question by giving his opinion and support it with facts or other evidence. The missing parts are often represented with blanks or gaps
Teachers commonly assess students using these types of questions and the question items are often multiple choice, matching, and it could so be true/false.
In the response items, the students choose a response provided by the teacher or test developer to fill in the missing details (the blank or gap), rather than construct one in their own words or by their own actions.
If I was given the chance to go to space, I would like see what it was like and how it feel to not have any gravity weighing me down. I would like to see if there are actually any cows that jump over the moon.
