Practice with 3,000+ Real CELPIP-Style Questions
Organized by skill, designed to match the real test experience.
Listening
Reading
Speaking
Writing
What is inside
Every scored part of the CELPIP exam
The question bank splits CELPIP-General into the twenty parts it is actually made of, so you can practise the one task that keeps costing you marks instead of sitting a full test every time.
CELPIP Listening tasks
Six scored parts, from a two-person problem-solving conversation through to a viewpoints segment. Audio plays once, exactly as it does on test day.
- Problem Solving
- Daily Life Conversation
- Information
- News Item
- Discussion
- View Points
CELPIP Reading tasks
Four parts covering correspondence, applying information to a diagram, reading for information, and reading for viewpoints.
- Correspondence
- Apply a Diagram
- Information
- View Points
CELPIP Speaking tasks
Eight recorded tasks, each with a short preparation window before you answer, mirroring the structure of the real speaking section.
- Giving Advice
- Personal Experience
- Describing a Scene
- Making Predictions
- Comparing and Persuading
- Difficult Situations
- Expressing Opinions
- Unusual Situation
CELPIP Writing tasks
Two tasks: writing an email to a specific audience, and responding to survey questions with a clear argument.
- Writing an Email
- Survey Questions
What you get for free
Task 1 in every part is free, which is one task in each of the twenty parts, across all four skills. That is enough to try every question type on the exam, including AI feedback on a speaking and a writing task. You will need a free account first so your answers and scores can be saved. Task 2 onward unlocks with any paid plan.
How it works
From picking a task to getting a score
Pick a skill, then a part
Choose Listening, Reading, Speaking, or Writing, then the specific part you want to work on, such as Problem Solving, Writing an Email, or Describing a Scene.
Sign in so your work is saved
Opening a part needs a free account. Your answers, recordings, and scores are stored in your history so you can see whether a task is actually improving.
Answer one task at a time
Tasks run the same way they do on the real exam, but on their own. There is no full-test timer, so you can focus on the task instead of pacing a whole section.
Get feedback before you move on
Listening and Reading are marked instantly. Speaking and Writing go to the AI coach, which returns a CLB-level score and written feedback on each criterion.
Not sure where to start
Read the guide, then drill the task
If a task type keeps going wrong, the study guide for it explains what the assessors are actually marking. Read that first, then come back and practise the same part here.
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