Missing Word Challenge

What Is the Missing Word Challenge?

The Missing Word Challenge helps learners retain key messages, mantras, or slogans by requiring them to complete a sentence with missing words.

Unlike fill-in-the-blank questions, which rely on direct recall, this format uses drag-and-drop mechanics, allowing learners to place words in the correct order. If a word is placed incorrectly, it returns to the starting position, and the learner tries again.

This challenge is ideal for reinforcing short phrases, cultural values, or critical information.

Animated gif of a user doing the missing words challenge format in ConveYour.

How to Set Up a Missing Word Challenge

Step 1: Write Your Text

  • Navigate to Main Menu > Lessons and select or create your Lesson.

  • Select the Missing Word Challenge Lesson Item.

  • Use double curly brackets {{word}} to indicate missing words in the sentence.

Step 2: Add Supporting Media (Optional)

  • Select an image or record audio to support the question.

Step 3: Configure Scoring & Answer Options

  • Enable points (optional) and set a maximum points value.

  • Add incorrect answers (optional) to increase difficulty.

  • Set a point deduction for each incorrect attempt.

Step 4: Preview & Save

  • Use the preview function to confirm the setup.

  • Click Done Editing to finalize the challenge.

Setting up a missing words challenge in ConveYour.

Use Cases

  • Reinforcing cultural norms: Introduce key phrases or slogans that define team identity.

  • Memorizing critical statistics: Help sales teams retain essential facts and figures.

  • Standardizing responses: Ensure teams consistently communicate key messages to clients.

  • Emphasizing takeaways: Reinforce the most important messages from a training session.

Best Practices

  • Keep phrases short and impactful for better recall.

  • Use commonly used terms in your industry or organization.

  • Provide a mix of correct and incorrect words to make the challenge more engaging.

  • Ensure the wording is precise, as small variations could impact the learner’s experience.