# Passage scoring
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Use [Score Text/Fluency](/api-reference/score-text-fluency.md) for implementing fluency scoring activities.
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Fluency scoring in scripted speech is typically done by prompting the user to recite long passages as in the following example: [Read the passage: I grew up playing football](https://app.speechace.co/placement/course/17/quiz/6/fluency/1) .
Note that the fluency scoring function provides both fluency and pronunciation scores in a sample audio. Once the user has read the passage, the UX will show 2 interfaces: **Fluency** score and **Pronunciation** score.
As can be observed in the, in the fluency tab, we see metrics such as words spoken per minute along with marking of bad pauses and also a projected IELTS score that the speaker may have.
On the other hand, if we switch to the pronunciation tab, we see the pronunciation score of the users along with their highlighted mistakes in Red as in the below image:
Such functionality can be built by utilizing the [Score Text/Fluency](/api-reference/score-text-fluency.md) function in the Speechace API.
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