CELPIP Listening Part 5: Discussion Practice
Listen to three people discuss and decide on an issue together, then answer eight questions about who thinks what, what they agree on, and how it is resolved. Practise with 100 real exam-style sets.
100 questions
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Listening to a Discussion
- You will listen to one discussion followed by 8 questions. The official CELPIP test presents this section as a video.
- Answer each question using the information shared in the discussion.
- In this practice test, you can play, pause, replay, and view the transcript.
Why Practice Listening to a Discussion Questions?
In Part 5 you hear three speakers work through a topic together, proposing ideas, agreeing and disagreeing, and you answer eight questions about the discussion and each person's position.
The skill is keeping three voices apart while following how the group moves toward a decision. Practising many discussions trains you to attribute each point to the right speaker and to notice where opinions shift.
When you are ready for the full experience, take a complete listening mock test under exam timing.
What is CELPIP Listening Part 5?
Part 5, “Listening to a Discussion,” presents a discussion among three speakers about a single issue. You answer eight multiple-choice questions about the topic, each speaker's viewpoint, and what the group decides.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about CELPIP Listening to a Discussion listening practice.
How many speakers are in Part 5?
Three. In the official test you watch a short video of three people discussing an issue; here the discussion plays as audio with a distinct voice for each speaker, and you can open the transcript to see who said what.
Why is Part 5 considered harder?
With three speakers and eight questions, you track more viewpoints at once and have to notice where speakers agree or change their minds. Practising many discussions and reviewing the transcript builds that skill.
Can I practice CELPIP listening for free?
Yes. Test 1 on this page is completely free, including the audio, instant scoring and every answer explanation. The remaining tests are part of the Pro plan.
How does the audio work here?
The audio is generated live in your browser, with a distinct voice for each speaker. You can play, pause and replay it, and open the transcript at any time while you practise.
How is CELPIP Listening scored?
The Listening test has 38 questions across several parts. Your number of correct answers maps to a CELPIP level from M up to 12, and each practice set shows your score so you can track progress.