Practice Questions

Practice CELPIP questions, one at a time

Pick a skill and drill a single task or part under real exam timing, in your browser, with instant scoring. Got longer? Take a full mock test instead.

How single-task practice works

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Pick a skill and task

Choose Speaking, Writing, or Reading, then the exact task or part you want to work on. Start with the one your last mock fell apart on.

2

Practice under exam timing

Record, write, or read against the real CELPIP clock. Each drill takes a couple of minutes, so it slots into a coffee break.

3

Get scored and repeat

Reading is auto-scored instantly; speaking and writing get examiner-grade AI feedback. There's no limit — redo any task until it clicks.

FAQ

CELPIP practice questions, answered

What's the difference between practice questions and a mock test?

A practice question is a single task or part you drill on its own, with instant feedback — quick, focused, and repeatable. A mock test strings every task together under one continuous exam clock. Drill questions early in your prep to learn each task, then switch to full mocks for pacing and stamina.

Which skills can I drill?

All four: Speaking (all 8 tasks), Writing (the email and survey tasks), Reading (all 4 parts), and Listening (all 6 parts, with real audio). Each drills one task or part at a time, in the real exam format.

Do I need an account?

No. You can browse and start practising without an account. Sign in free to save your progress and recordings across devices, and new accounts get free welcome credits for AI band scoring.