Reading Test 1
Accessible Transfer for a Furniture Repair Workshop
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
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Build reading speed and accuracy with full-length practice covering Correspondence, Diagram, Information and Viewpoints under real exam timing, with instant scoring.
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Accessible Transfer for a Furniture Repair Workshop
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Rearranging Our Former Classmates Picnic
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Choosing a New Route for Our Sunrise Hike
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Moving the Birthday Baking to Another Kitchen
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Adjusting Our Ride to the Evening Concert
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Changing the Watering Plan During a Service Shutoff
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Relocating Our Class Photo Scanning Session
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Leaving Earlier for Our Island Ferry
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Finding an Indoor Field for Team Practice
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Meeting the Cottage Grocery Delivery
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Extending Care for Our Parents Garden
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Collecting the Restored Family Quilt
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Reworking the Children Museum Pickup Plan
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Sharing the Holiday Cooking Differently
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Covering an Extra Evening Dog Walk
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Starting Moving Day Before the Elevator Closure
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Finding the Documents Before Storage Changes
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Changing the Guest Room for Our Family Visit
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Meeting at the New Airport Arrival Area
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Detouring Our Running Group Around Bridge Work
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Hosting Book Club Away from the Plumbing Work
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Picking Up Kayaks Before the Shop Closes
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Moving Game Night to the Cafe Room
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Rehearsing Choir Music Without the Accompanist
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Cycling Home Without the Crowded Train
4 parts · 38 Q39 mins
Reading is the second section on CELPIP General and comes right after Listening. You work through four parts with 38 multiple choice questions in total. Every part opens with something to read — an email, a diagram, an informational passage or a news article — and the on-screen timer runs across the whole section.
The passages sit in everyday Canadian contexts: workplace emails, community notices, general interest articles and opinion pieces. You are not tested on background knowledge — every answer is supported by the text, which is why regular practice with realistic passages is the fastest way to raise your level.
Part 1
A short email or letter followed by a reply. You answer questions on the message itself, then complete the reply by choosing the missing words.
Part 2
A visual — a chart, map or infographic — paired with a short email. You use the diagram to answer questions and to fill in the reply.
Part 3
A longer informational passage broken into paragraphs. You match statements to the paragraph that best supports them.
Part 4
A news style article followed by a reader comment. Questions test the writer's viewpoint, the commenter's stance and the details of both.
The official section takes 55 to 60 minutes including instructions, and each full-length mock here runs on the same countdown timer.
All 38 questions carry equal weight. Your raw score converts to a CELPIP level, with Level 12 the highest possible result.
The Reading section is part of CELPIP General. CELPIP General LS covers Listening and Speaking, so LS candidates skip Reading entirely.
Every mock finishes on a results page with the correct answer, your response and a short explanation for each question you attempted.
Target a specific CELPIP Reading part. Each set gives you 100 exam-style questions with instant scoring and answer explanations.
Take Test 1 free — all four parts under real exam timing, with instant scoring mapped to CELPIP levels.
Everything test takers usually ask about the CELPIP Reading section and how these practice tests work.
Reading is part of CELPIP General only. CELPIP General LS covers Listening and Speaking, so if you are taking the LS version you do not sit the Reading section. Every test on this page targets the CELPIP General Reading format.
There are four parts with 38 questions in total. Part 1 (Correspondence) has 11 questions, Part 2 (Diagram) has 8, Part 3 (Information) has 9 and Part 4 (Viewpoints) has 10. Every question is multiple choice.
You get 55 to 60 minutes in the official exam including instructions. Our mocks run about the same, and the on-screen timer counts down the same way so you can rehearse pacing under real conditions.
Every question carries equal weight. Your raw score out of 38 converts to a CELPIP level, with Level 12 being the highest. When you finish a mock here, you see your score right away along with the full answer key and short explanations.
Yes. Passages, diagrams and viewpoint exchanges are written to CELPIP length, tone and question style. The set ramps up gradually — Tests 1 to 35 are Easy, Tests 36 to 80 are Medium and Tests 81 to 100 are Hard — so you can build up steadily.
Test 1 is free, so start there to get a feel for the format. Once you are comfortable, work through the Easy band in order before moving into the Medium and Hard tests closer to your exam date.
Yes, within a single part you can navigate between questions and revise answers until you submit that part. Once you move to the next part you cannot return, so budget your time before advancing — the mocks here enforce the same rule.
Yes. Every mock test finishes on a results page with the correct answer for each question, your response and a short explanation so you understand not just the score but the reasoning behind each answer.