readability test
- Barton Swaim, “How Donald Trump’s language works for him” (via The Washington Post) September 15, 2015
- Emily Atkin, “What Language Experts Find So Strange About Donald Trump” (via ThinkProgress) 2015
- Matt Viser, “For presidential hopefuls, simpler language resonates” (via The Boston Globe) October 20, 2015
- Jack Shafer, “Donald Trump Talks Like a Third-Grader” (via Politico) 2015
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Readability Grade Levels
- Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level 7.4
- Gunning-Fog Score 9.1
- Coleman-Liau Index 11.1
- SMOG Index 9.7
- Automated Readability Index 6.9
- Average Grade Level 8.8
Text Quality
- Sentences > 30 Syllables 2
- Sentences > 20 Syllables 3
- Words > 4 Syllables 0
- Words > 12 Letters 0
- Passive Voice Count 0
- Adverb Count 0
- Cliché Count
Text Statistics
- Character Count 498
- Syllable Count 163
- Word Count 109
- Sentence Count 8
- Characters per Word 4.6
- Syllables per Word 1.5
- Words per Sentence 13.6
- Reading Time 0:29
- Speaking Time 0:52
Sentiment
- Neutral (Slightly Positive)
Keyword Density
- cookies 5.50%
- website 3.67%
- bbc 3.67%
- use 2.75%
- third 1.83%
- social 1.83%
- settings 1.83%
- party 1.83%
- media 1.83%
- ensure 1.83%
- cookie 1.83%
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Readability Grade Levels
- Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level 12.1
- Gunning-Fog Score 13.4
- Coleman-Liau Index 13.8
- SMOG Index 14
- Automated Readability Index 11.6
- Average Grade Level 13.0
Text Quality
- Sentences > 30 Syllables 5
- Sentences > 20 Syllables 6
- Words > 4 Syllables 3
- Words > 12 Letters 0
- Passive Voice Count 3
- Adverb Count 3
- Cliché Count 0
Text Statistics
- Character Count 850
- Syllable Count 292
- Word Count 169
- Sentence Count 9
- Characters per Word 5.0
- Syllables per Word 1.7
- Words per Sentence 18.8
- Reading Time 0:45
- Speaking Time 1:21
Sentiment
- Neutral (Slightly Positive)
Keyword density:
- cookies 4.73%
- use 2.96%
- other 2.96%
- including 2.37%
- facebook 2.37%
- are 2.37%
- used 1.78%
- store 1.78%
- policy 1.78%
- information 1.78%
- web 1.18%
- technologies 1.18%
- services 1.18%
- identifiers 1.18%
- have 1.18%
- device 1.18%
- apps 1.18%