Reading · 4 parts
Four parts, 38 scored questions, 43–56 minutes. Each part has its own countdown, the same shape as test day.
Pick a part and open its practice sets.
Timed CELPIP Reading Part 1: a letter or email, 11 questions in 11 minutes. Answer the original, then complete a short reply.
Timed CELPIP Reading Part 2: match a diagram or schedule to a related message. 8 questions, 9 minutes. Apply the key: do not summarise the whole grid.
Timed CELPIP Reading Part 3: scan a longer informational text and place statements in the right paragraph, or mark not given. 9 questions, 10 minutes.
Timed CELPIP Reading Part 4: an article plus comments. 10 questions, 13 minutes. Tag each viewpoint before you match opinions and implications.
You read on screen and answer on screen. There is no paper booklet. Each part has its own clock (11, 9, 10, then 13 minutes), and you may move between that part's questions until the clock runs out.
Part 1 is a letter or email, then a short reply with five dropdowns. Part 2 is a diagram or schedule, then a message that uses it. Part 3 is four paragraphs: you match nine statements to A–D, or E if the information is not given. Part 4 is an article and the comments on it.
Practice sets below use the same question types and the same per-part timings. Scores here are an estimate against the published rubric, not an official result.