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I have several Google Keep notes that work as a to-do list. (One for groceries, one for work things, and one for my private life things.)
But it kind of annoys me that completed tasks (list items) stay in my view until I delete them. It would be nicer if they disappeared when I mark them as completed (as in Google Tasks).
A solution would be to give every bullet point its own note but I think this blows everything a bit up.
This seems to be relatively new behavior, but now when you "check" an item, it is segregated to the bottom of the note in a separate area marked "Checked".
Even better, if you click the down arrow next to "Checked", it'll "close" the whole section.
You can control this behavior of checked items (staying with the list or moving to the bottom) by opening the settings menu and checking "move checked items to the bottom".
Keep now has a "Delete checked items" action
Keep moved this setting from a list-specific settings to the global settings, which can be found in the menu bar at the keep homepage. If you check this option then the checked items in a list will automatically be moved to the "Completed items" section as Ale wrote in his answer
an indirect answer to the original question, but you might consider using "Google Tasks" for "To-do-lists"... https://support.google.com/tasks/answer/7675772?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop
