Part 1: Problem Solving
Follow someone describing a problem across several short scenes, answering as you go. The audio plays once, exactly as in the test.
About 9 min
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20 real CELPIP questions from Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. Answer like the real test and get your score in seconds.
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Start with ListeningFollow someone describing a problem across several short scenes, answering as you go. The audio plays once, exactly as in the test.
About 9 min
Start Listening · Part 1: Problem SolvingOne everyday conversation, then five questions about what was agreed.
About 6 min
Start Listening · Part 2: Daily Life ConversationListen for detail in an informational talk and answer six questions.
About 6 min
Start Listening · Part 3: InformationA short news bulletin, with questions on both the facts and the reporter's emphasis.
About 5 min
Start Listening · Part 4: News ItemA video discussion between several speakers. You choose from dropdown lists rather than options, which catches most first-timers out.
About 8 min
Start Listening · Part 5: DiscussionThe hardest listening part: a long monologue where you must separate what the speaker thinks from what others think.
About 8 min
Start Listening · Part 6: ViewpointsRead a personal letter, then complete a reply to it. CELPIP's own sample passage, "A Trip to Tofino".
About 11 min
Start Reading · Part 1: CorrespondenceRead a floor plan alongside an email and work out which flat the writer means.
About 9 min
Start Reading · Part 2: Applying a DiagramMatch statements to the right paragraph of an article, with "none of the above" as a real option.
About 10 min
Start Reading · Part 3: InformationTwo opposing opinion pieces, then a comment that has to agree with one of them.
About 13 min
Start Reading · Part 4: ViewpointsWrite a 150 to 200 word email covering the three points you are given. Returned with your CELPIP level and a marked-up report.
About 27 min
Start Writing · Task 1: Writing an EmailPick one of two options and argue for it in 150 to 200 words. Marked on content, vocabulary, readability and task fulfilment.
About 26 min
Start Writing · Task 2: Responding to Survey QuestionsAdvise a friend out loud, with 30 seconds to prepare and 90 to speak. We listen to the recording itself, not a transcript.
About 3 min
Start Speaking · Task 1: Giving AdviceTell the story of something that happened to you, in 60 seconds.
About 2 min
Start Speaking · Task 2: Talking about a Personal ExperienceDescribe a photograph to someone who cannot see it. Where vocabulary range shows up fastest.
About 2 min
Start Speaking · Task 3: Describing a SceneSay what happens next in the same picture. Tests whether you can hold future forms under time pressure.
About 2 min
Start Speaking · Task 4: Making PredictionsChoose between two options and talk someone else into it. 60 seconds to compare, 60 to persuade.
About 3 min
Start Speaking · Task 5: Comparing and PersuadingPick which of two people to speak to, and say the awkward thing. Scored on tone as much as on language.
About 3 min
Start Speaking · Task 6: Dealing with a Difficult SituationState an opinion and defend it for 90 seconds with no preparation notes.
About 2 min
Start Speaking · Task 7: Expressing OpinionsDescribe an object nobody would recognise, precisely enough for someone to picture it.
About 2 min
Start Speaking · Task 8: Describing an Unusual SituationUnlimited practice and mock tests, AI scoring, an AI tutor and section reports.