CELPIP Speaking Task 5: Comparing and Persuading Practice
Choose between two options, then persuade someone your choice is better than a third. Practise the exact select-then-speak flow with 50 scenarios, real timers, AI scoring, and model answers.
100 Questions
Full task-type set
AI Scoring
CELPIP-aligned
Sample Answers
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Timed Practice
60s prep · 60s speak
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You found two suitable commuter bicycles. Use the pictures and information below to choose the option you prefer. In the next section, you will persuade your roommate that your choice is better.
Compact Folding City Bicycle
- $780 purchase price
- Eleven-kilogram folding frame
- Six gears for city streets
- Small wheels provide rougher rides
Comfortable Upright Commuter Bicycle
- $690 purchase price
- Relaxed upright riding position
- Rear rack carries groceries
- Sixteen kilograms to carry
When you're ready, start the task — you'll choose an option, prepare, then speak. Your response is recorded for AI evaluation.
*NOTE: This sample test is not recording your response.
Sample Answer
Let me make the case for the comfortable upright bike, because I genuinely think it fits our life better. I completely see the appeal of the electric option — climbing hills without breaking a sweat and a forty-kilometre range sound great. But there are two catches: it's 850 dollars, the most expensive of the three, and it has to be charged indoors every day, which is honestly awkward given how little space we have. The upright bike solves the problems we actually face. At 690 dollars it saves us a fair bit of money, and that rear cargo rack means we can finally carry groceries home properly instead of balancing bags on the handlebars. Yes, it's a little heavier, but for flat, everyday weekday riding that's a non-issue. So we'd be spending less and getting something more convenient day to day. Honestly, I think the upright is the practical winner — shall we go with it?