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Complete CELPIP General
- Listening
- Reading
- Writing
- Speaking
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CELPIP General is the full four-skill version of the exam. It tests Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking in one sitting and is accepted by IRCC for Permanent Residence, as well as by many professional and educational bodies across Canada.
Each full mock on this page runs all four sections in exam order, on real exam timing. Listening and Reading are marked instantly, while Writing and Speaking get AI-scored feedback, every skill mapped to a CELPIP level so you know exactly where you stand.
Listening · 6 parts · 38 questions
Six parts of everyday Canadian audio: conversations, a news item and group discussions. Every recording plays once, the questions are read aloud, and every answer sits in the audio.
Part 1
A conversation in three short parts where a problem comes up and gets resolved. You answer after each part.
Part 2
One everyday dialogue between two speakers. Questions test meaning, decisions and what the speakers imply.
Part 3
A longer conversation where one speaker draws detailed information from the other. Questions focus on the specifics.
Part 4
A short news report read by a single newsreader. Questions cover the event, the people involved and the details.
Part 5
Three speakers discuss one issue, the only part with video on the real exam. Questions track each viewpoint.
Part 6
One presenter lays out several opinions on an issue. Questions ask about the central decision and each view.
Reading · 4 parts · 38 questions
Four parts built around real-world texts: correspondence, a diagram, an information passage and a viewpoints article. You read closely and answer on screen under a single countdown.
Part 1
A short email or letter followed by a reply. You answer on the message, then complete the reply by choosing words.
Part 2
A chart, map or infographic paired with a short email. You use the diagram to answer questions and fill the reply.
Part 3
A longer informational passage broken into paragraphs. You match statements to the paragraph that supports them.
Part 4
A news-style article with a reader comment. Questions test the writer's viewpoint, the commenter's stance and details.
Writing · 2 tasks
Two typed tasks: an email that responds to a situation, and a persuasive survey response. Each has its own timer and a 150-200 word target, with a live word counter and no spell-check.
Task 1
You read a situation and write an email that responds (a request, complaint or arrangement) covering the given points in the right tone.
Task 2
You pick one of two options and write a persuasive response, defending your choice with clear reasons and concrete examples.
Speaking · 8 tasks
Eight recorded tasks that move from advice and personal stories to describing images, persuading and handling tricky situations. Each gives a short prep time and a fixed speaking time. You answer out loud, into the mic.
Task 1
You read a short situation about someone you know and give practical advice, explaining your reasons clearly.
Task 2
You describe a personal experience (what happened, how you felt and why it mattered) in a connected way.
Task 3
You are shown a picture and describe what you see (people, objects, actions and setting) in vivid detail.
Task 4
Using the same scene, you predict what is likely to happen next and explain what makes you think so.
Task 5
You choose one of several options, then persuade someone to agree, weighing the pros and cons.
Task 6
You are placed in an awkward, real-life situation and must choose a response, then speak tactfully to resolve it.
Task 7
You are asked a question on a familiar topic and share your opinion, supported with clear reasons and examples.
Task 8
You describe an unusual object or scene to someone who cannot see it, clearly enough for them to understand.
You take the four skills in exam order: Listening, Reading, Writing, then Speaking. Listening runs about 47-55 minutes, Reading 55-60, Writing 53 and Speaking 15-20. Every mock here uses the same on-screen timers.
Listening and Reading are multiple choice with instant answer keys. Writing and Speaking are scored on content, vocabulary, readability/listenability and task fulfillment. Every skill maps to a CELPIP level, up to 12.
CELPIP General is accepted by IRCC for Permanent Residence and by many professional and educational bodies. If you only need Listening and Speaking, take CELPIP LS instead.
Finish a mock and see your Listening and Reading scores right away, plus AI-scored Writing and Speaking feedback, every result mapped to a CELPIP level so you always know the gap to your goal.
Full mocks put all four skills in one sitting. To drill a single section first, use the sectional CELPIP practice tests.
Sit the complete four-skill test on real exam timing, with instant scoring mapped to CELPIP levels. Included with Pro.
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CELPIP General is the full version of the exam. It tests all four skills (Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking) in one sitting and is accepted by IRCC for Permanent Residence and by many professional and educational bodies across Canada.
CELPIP General covers all four skills and is used for Permanent Residence. CELPIP General LS covers only Listening and Speaking and is mainly used for citizenship. General is the right choice when you need to prove Reading and Writing as well.
Each mock is a complete four-skill test in one timed sitting: Listening (6 parts, 38 questions), Reading (4 parts, 38 questions), Writing (2 tasks) and Speaking (8 tasks). You work through them in exam order with realistic on-screen timers.
About three hours in a single sitting. Listening runs roughly 47-55 minutes, Reading 55-60, Writing about 53 and Speaking 15-20. Each mock here uses the same on-screen timers so you build the stamina test day demands.
Listening and Reading are multiple choice with instant answer keys the moment you finish. Writing and Speaking are assessed on content, vocabulary, readability/listenability and task fulfillment. Every skill converts to a CELPIP level, up to 12, so you see exactly where you stand against your goal.
The full mocks are a Pro-plan benefit. Pro unlocks all 100 CELPIP General full mocks, each a complete timed four-skill sitting, along with the rest of the Pro library.
Take CELPIP General if you need to prove all four skills, most commonly for Permanent Residence, professional licensing or study. If you only need Listening and Speaking (usually for citizenship), take CELPIP LS instead.