Practice with CELPIP questions
Speaking
CELPIP questions: frequently asked questions
What kinds of questions are on the CELPIP test?
The CELPIP-General test has four sections. Reading and Listening are multiple choice and computer-scored; Writing (an email and a survey response) and Speaking (eight short spoken tasks) are open responses. This page has practice questions for all four, grouped by the exact part or task you will see on test day.
Are these real CELPIP questions?
No. These are original practice questions written to match the format, timing and difficulty of the real CELPIP, not questions taken from an official test. The real exam never reuses its questions, so practicing the question types is what actually helps.
How many CELPIP practice questions are there?
Hundreds, across the four skills, with new sets added regularly. Each skill is split into its parts or tasks, and every part has multiple full practice sets, so you can keep drilling the same question type until it feels routine.
Are the CELPIP practice questions free?
The first set of every part and task is free, with no card required, so you can try each question type before deciding. The rest of the sets, and the full mock tests, are part of celpora Premium.
How should I practice CELPIP questions?
Work one part or task at a time under the real timer, then review every answer afterwards, especially the ones you guessed. For Reading and Listening, focus on why the wrong options are wrong; for Writing and Speaking, compare your response against the scoring criteria. Short, focused, timed sessions beat long untimed ones.
