Mock Test

See how each part of the CELPIP General Test works, then practice it. Full four-skill mock tests are on the Mock Tests page.

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All 20 question types, covered one by one

Every part of the CELPIP General Test, grouped the way the exam is: open a full set, practice one skill across sets, or drill a single type. A random picker favors questions you have not touched, and mock papers are assembled fresh on every attempt.

Listening

6 parts · about 47 minutes on the mockSee a demo question

Subtitles and replays in practice mode; in exam mode the audio plays once, just like test day.

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Problem Solving

Speakers talk through an everyday problem; questions check what was decided and why.

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Daily Life Conversation

A longer everyday conversation; you keep track of what each speaker wants.

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Information

A fact-dense talk where the details, not the gist, earn the marks.

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News Item

A short news report, followed by questions on what actually happened.

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Discussion

Several speakers trade views; you sort out who said what, and who agrees.

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Viewpoints

A longer opinion piece; questions probe the speaker’s stance and reasoning.

Reading

4 parts · about 55 minutes on the mockSee a demo question

Every question comes with an explanation and Find in passage evidence after you submit.

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Correspondence

Read a personal letter, answer 6 comprehension questions, then fill 5 blanks in the reply.

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Apply a Diagram

Pull details from a flyer, schedule, or listing to complete an email about it, plus follow-up questions.

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Information

Match 9 statements to the paragraph that says it, or to “not given in any of the above.”

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Viewpoints

Weigh the quoted speakers’ positions in an article, then complete a reader’s comment on it.

Writing

2 tasks · about 53 minutes on the mockSee a demo question

AI scored on four dimensions plus grammar, with full marking corrections down to the sentence.

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Writing an Email

Write an email handling an everyday scenario, graded on all four dimensions plus grammar.

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Responding to Survey Questions

Pick a side in an opinion survey and argue it; marking comes back with a CLB estimate.

Speaking

8 tasks · about 20 minutes on the mockTry the interactive demo

Every task ships a walkthrough guide, a template, and a CLB 9 sample answer.

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Giving Advice

30 seconds to prepare, 90 to speak. Start with the interactive demo and its sample audio.

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Talking about a Personal Experience

Tell a story from your own life with a clear beginning, middle, and end.

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Describing a Scene & Making Predictions

One scene, two tasks: describe what you see, then predict what happens next, paired like the real exam.

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Comparing and Persuading

Compare two options, pick one, and talk the listener into your choice.

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Dealing with a Difficult Situation

Explain an awkward situation to someone involved without making it worse.

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Expressing Opinions

Take a clear position on an issue and defend it for the whole response.

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Describing an Unusual Situation

Describe something strange precisely enough that the listener can picture it.