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set TS IH DI “= Reading Practice T ee N a >: hitpsilwwwzsribd.com/document!493934342/CELPIP sfarz02t ceLPIP no ae CELPIP Reading Practice Mad Fglsh TV i Mad English TV 2 Dear Friends, Welcome to my CELPIP reading book! Thank you so much for buying my book and supporting my work! :) I made this book to help you improve your reading score. The best way to improve your score is to PRACTICE! In this book, you will get lots of practice and useful tips. You will see four parts to each question: mae Ml READING PASSAGE & QUESTIONS oven VOCABULARY Pr ms a ANSWERS Have you taken the free practice exam on the CELPIP website? Please take it before using this book so that you have a better understanding of the test’s format. You can sign up for a free account at: www.celpip.ca ia Mad English TV a Suehl Ores hitpslwwusribd.com/documenti403934342/CELPIP 2183 sfarz02t ceLPP woe @ @ Test Format Task Top Time #1 Reading Correspondence 11 min #2 Reading to Apply a Diagram 9 min #3 Reading for Information 10 min #4 Reading for Viewpoints 13 min cs Mad Engen 1V ‘ Reading Passages I designed these reading passages to help you prepare for the CELPIP test. Each of the reading passages in Task 3 were taken from Wikipedia articles, and each of the reading passages in Task 4 were taken from the following website: http://www.copyrightfreecontent.com/ I will post the link to each article below the reading passages. I ae think these reading passages will be very similar to the ones on Own the CELPIP-test. Pens se vol fh Those will be many difficult words in this book that you have ““ nevét seen before. Don’t worry! I’ll teach you what the words mean in the vocabulary section of each task. This will expand your vocabulary which will help you get a better score on the real test. fe Mad English TV 5 Sut net hitps lw seribd.com/document!493934342/CELPIP 353 sfarz02t ceLPIP no ae see tare Task 1 1 Chae Atanas. 1A wor tc roe ta ans ‘tiepue— 2 Wish ng ain ti ra a 8 vin ‘ent en wring bank Bane 4. Myon wanesnow 1A Reba. 8. moe. open Det 5 Roensw tm eb ansonithe TA et Bony see. Sroetwe 6 Ryateren ty te enowburdng sng € saben stein Chas macrs a oan noo con mea ea yon oe ome Savi nit ier 1A'mne cobb or © years Bimenamemen We I55 Sern. ana maa yay ena rctca | a es Re eee ‘Seton aor eteneusg ste wots Rept rere Seieeeselesigetimectnonay cant ares Rrostimenacemoraan iarneriiserewy ings | sauce e Sores agp acaae ay ornere {ro nave alt mere te oma um row on Ever thug bah 9 8k Seas ereerae er cnee ae ‘he bank and be ale to ake up sore ew mma of erg #2 SSeoernet ys sone anny aw mh tt pe ayo mornwaeenedlteasanene | feaniiicrennntan najameat Ke homete ‘Snfousate som orca So casero ayn, showt 9 of hae ope you havea grea te geting setup rae ‘Soper sme wis shee ngs groans nay nena ee ote renin tr Ren Et Mad English TV 6 Vocabulary Cement (concrete) Bunker (a structure used for protection) Dorm (dormitory / student residence) Canteen (cafeteria / dining hall) Give notice (tell your job that you’re going to quit) Drastic (extreme) Transition (change) Didn’t suit you (not a good fit for you) oe Whit collar jab iS (professional job) Blue-collar job ( (work with your hands) co Trades (electrician, plumber, carpenter, painter, etc.) Entrepreneur (someone who starts a business) Coast (area close to the ocean) 24/7 (all the time) ce) Mad English TV 7 Suehl Ores hitps lw sribd.com/documenti493934342/CELPIP 453 sfarz02t ceLPIP no ae Tips The questions in this task are divided into two sections. I think it’s a good idea to read the questions in the first section (#1-6), before reading the passage. After you have read the questions, start reading the passage carefully. When you find the answer to a question, select your answer right away and keep reading. If you still have unanswered questions after you have finished reading the passage, you can try to look for the answer, but remember that time is important! It might be better to start answering the questions in the second section (#7-11). If you are running out of time, make sure you guess for each answer. Never leave an answer blank! You might get lucky! :) oe) Mad English TV a Answers 1, B-study A- on campus 3. D- unknown (When people quit a job, they usually “give notice”. Sometimes they give two weeks notice. Sometimes they only give one week notice. Other times they might give a month notice or even longer. It depends on the person. Ryan gave his notice two weeks ago, but we don’t know how long his notice was for.) 4. D- free time 5. _B- easy (even though the transition will be extreme, he has been wanting it ee & um foralong time, so it will be easy.) Prnse6y Az, snowbditding 7 Ag white-collar vr 8. © entrepreneurial 9. D-coast 10. C- find out 11. A-eat out Pe Mad English TV ° Suehl Ores hitpslwwusribd.com/documenti403934342/CELPIP 5153, sfarz02t aa ceLPP Task 2 BEST DRIVING LESSONS IN CALGARY *** BUY 5 LESSONS — GET 1 FREE! Morning Lessons 0am. 1000am. Mord Wesnesdy Friday ‘anarooa Lesaoes comm 4009 ‘use, Tray Saturday eur 7 Chgetasiocount 8 geste lesson C get ere meh D- te hs crt take youre Toy ofr, arson, sn ening “remarargsarser mgt ware tecacn ate rota wer ee ‘host Maybe you cous on yu wey wo? 3. crop he ot 8. pick herup.Cpck up eis, av re] Conn cans neu Fret wor bts hy TA. tha ohapes Bont have « preg lesson Saray rer wh orn ely eb PnN'E (A cout $76.8. ony es or anhow Ce Woe you buy 10 isso, 0. ell rym, re Pe et hve wo venom Eranina Lessons - Mondoy = Foy cost 55 Lee Orr's _. 6. (A bay ster ook ie Oster Special Peking Lesson \evard ara _ 7 (coworker ends C.nalghbours, e008." 1200 am. © seguntances] Sandy Oly lenin ara stoull_1.(A pik up teh. dopo ted, oman tke the parking son take aernaon oeone (Free with purchase of 10 lessons) ag se ree Pe Mad English TV 10 (exrens sare x vaio Srmartiss ome La hitpslwwuzsribd.com/document!493034342/CELPIP Sunk nob 353 sfarz02t ceLPP wo ae Vocabulary Shop (mechanic) Mention (say) Bundle (several things put together) Mad English TV Tips In this question, take a brief look at the information in the diagram. Then, start reading the questions. You will be looking back and forth constantly between the diagram and the questions on this task! This task has two parts. In the first part (#1-5), you need to interpret the information in the diagram. In the second part, you need to make some inferences about the passage in part “one, For exagnple, the passage doesn’t say that Lena is Pass OQmars wifébut we can figure it out because there are several 0, clue¥in the text. The best clue is this: “I’m sure it'll be great to have two drivers on your next family trip!” ‘howe Mad English TV 12 Quek Ones hitpslwwuzsribd.com/document!493034342/CELPIP 7183 -argi2021 wo ae ceLPIP seen toe Answers 1. B-get a free lesson 2. A- afternoon 3. A- drop her off 4. D-are the most expensive 5. C-is free if you buy 10 lessons 6. C-wife 7. B- friends (They can’t be neighbours because he says “your area”. That means “your part of the city”. If he said “our area”, then they might be neighbours. 8. C- take the parking class Pe Mad English TV 13 Task 3 ‘eos tnweanabegn oven ne pra Torneo Pot ‘cua stora Cann oigway 785s UNCC Ws artape Stat eect ne nme! creo Conse SO (1819997 ‘apomoyinasl a)-aceera er the Pat Nata mse ‘cra var naraara tb Snopes Te os Gow oe (ein nena na rama in nn ein pono en! ‘han aut pong he maar beeen Soar sn ton ogra ‘rte od 198 wes ene her eral nen a "Sogn nese apes he Bact pein” 1. The tuto arp na ued or 00 jr ye geo pao tne ‘rm lout aust ray ben te mate ean Te at [Seat mers nb oan tt pt Omar ‘ey Th te was eta 68 uaa ane cepts rr ang ot Dei a a he bie wed mate degen ct The nese he se poe ‘en pong ed rd mptes ows centre ne od ‘Bowed tne peop ery meer ders sate sped we & sta Dopamans be ar 2 edt meee: ra owner 96 WB rane cit wor bam Ba ‘ine unere bee bate nas ion os uae eet Sens wnt ndash ‘7.0 ous Salt wa banged nna 1 cerry ata pean een, ‘estou ta endo Evopeara Ton ne end {teaver Mas Nae try n 008 tan eae oar oc one 008 Pecans Se 97 anata a Noa tage ‘Storr trary ot protean sata ot asa ope. hot ante pagans apenas aan Srasrcn Bateinp 41. The site was named after someone who was killed by falling buttalo, 2. The buffalo jump was designated a World Heritage Site because it reveals the historic culture and way Of the indigenous people. 3. An indigenous elder helped develop the site. 4, Some hunters waited at the bottom of the ciff to {al the injured buffalo. 5. Indigenous people killed buffalo for thousands of years by chasing them offa cliff, 6. Europeans wore the first foreigners to discover the site, 7. Anindigenous leader received an award for helping to preserve the knowledge of the Blackfoot people. 8, The site is located near the Rocky Mountains. 9. The warriors chased the butfalo on horseback. ce) Mad Engh TV “ hitps lw sribd.com/documenti493934342/CELPIP Suet nets 353 sfarz02t ceLPP wo ae Vocabulary On horseback (riding a horse) Buffalo jump (cliff area used to kill buffalo) Smashed in (crushed) Foothills (hills near mountains) Blackfoot (a tribe of indigenous people) Plain (large flat area) Carcass (dead body) Dwelling (home) Plunge (fall) Finished off (killed) Armed (carrying weapons) Excavate (dig a hole in the ground to discover things) i Mad English TV 16 Tips This task is very simple because you just need to match the questions with the right paragraph; however, it is very challenging because you only have 10 minutes to answer the questions! For this task, it is important to have a strategy. If you read the whole passage, you will probably forget which information is in which paragraph. If you read the questions first, you will probably forget them because they are a bit hard to understand. So, in my opinion, the best strategy to use is to read the first paragraph, then scan the questions to see if any information matches. Probably one or two questions will match with that paragraph. Then, read the next paragraph and do the same thing. It will get easier and easier each time because some of the questions have already been answered. By the time you get to the last paragraph, you should only have one or two questions left. Remember, E is also an option (no paragraph has the information). So, after you have finished reading the last paragraph and answering the questions, if there are still unanswered questions, you can just put E. oe) Mad English TV 6 Quek Ones hitps lw seribd.com/document!493934342/CELPIP 9183, -argi2021 ceLPIP maa Sa w Answers 1 oC & D 3 A 4. B 5. B 6. 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Having taken this drug as part of a clinical tral, I can say that the drug has had a positive effect on my health. I'm excited about the possibility of ___. 6 [A. avoiding surgery. B. avoiding chemotherapy. C. becoming more sexually active. D. receiving more free treatment in the future] I hope Karim Chamie is right in believing that _. 7 [A. the drug will save those with high- grade UTUC. B. will be an effective way to treat those with low-grade UTUC. C. the drug will finally be approved by the FDA. D. surgery will permanently cure those with UTUC.] It feels strange to be diagnosed with a disease that is so__. 8 [A. common. B. expensive to treat. C. rare. D. easy to treat] Having low-grade UTUC, I'm a bit nervous about the _. 9 [A. high eost. B. pain. C. the removal of my gallbladder. D. high recurrence rate after surgery.) The Food and Drug Administration _. 10 [A. Will introduce a new drug next year. B. Has approved several experimental drugs. C. Has not approved any drugs for the treatment of UTUC. D. Has fully funded the clinical trials.] Pe Mad English TV 19 Vocabulary Investigational drug (a drug that is being exper Scope (a medical tube with a camera on the end) Recurrence (happens again) Progression (advancement) Urologist (a doctor who specializes in the urinary system) Clinical trial (when new drugs are tested on people) ented with) i Mad English TV 20 Quek Ones hitps lw sribd.com/document!403934342/CELPIP 1183 sarz02t Qserrinamt J Tips ‘Task 4 is probably the hardest reading task because you have to understand the information AND the viewpoints in the passage. If you understand the passage, the questions will be easy. So, I think it’s a good idea to read the passage carefully first and try to understand the various viewpoints. A lot of people struggle to understand viewpoints. A “viewpoint” is an opinion. For example, CNN News is a left-wing (liberal) broadcasting company. They will always say good things about Obama and Clinton because those politicians are also left-wing. CNN will always say bad things about Trump. Fox News, on the other hand, is a right-wing (conservative) broadcasting company and never says good things about left-wing politicians. So, if a news article says that Trump is a great president, then that is the viewpoint of the writer. It doesn’t matter whether you think it’s true or not. So, if you see a question like this: According to the article, Trump will _. A. make America great again. B. bankrupt America. C. endanger America. D. lose the next election. ‘The article probably doesn’t say that Trump will make America great again, but that is the answer because it matches with the viewpoint of the writer. i) Mad English TV a Suet Ores hitpslwwusribd.com/documenti403934342/CELPIP 12183 -argi2021 ceLPIP Answers 1 B 2 8B 3. iB 4A 5. D 6 A 7. B 8. C 9 D 10. 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Sad tetanus oat nes tA hae ‘Sg ene: wes some manta one hess om ER and ‘ecb yan 2 Tote niga ncasne_(A tard ing. teat (Doren area sono pas 4 Dynegy wan som bce (AM if he Bh wane ee ‘Dota ihe ie mtn iB set wae nomi) 5 jr was cones besne___ 1A. pa pes wre 0 Nh Bh oe ‘Suto mac owee © thy gtot bho UA nose mpl om ot essen 6 Metwcnapein ns USA [Asma Cana Bum. 6. re, inate rg ys goss nw ato a re ar lou he ee Seach pecan 9 detour} wsustare aly Lay asta ent pty osm tars one ory eon ao ‘rite pace watt” do mum pee, Wet ‘tan won you nase gate aps hve pany tee aa ism popes separa by sy © rb 8. fetter te tse eae See ESA ace ie ae ne ers ms yneo __ 1-8 boro yur tt. our be you ter’ tench oct an ast hao oe Donne nase yoo a ‘antwaeoee Cegeeeteneyen 2 ce) Mad Engl TV 2 hitpslwwusribd.com/documenti403934342/CELPIP Suet nets 1353 sfarz02t ceLPP wo ae Vocabulary Break down (stop working, need repairs) Road trip (a long trip with lots of driving) Crushing blow (very disappointing news) Overjoyed (very happy) Pour (rain) Drenched (very wet) Take it easy (relax) Scenic (beautiful landscape) Back in the day (a long time ago) Good call (good decision) Company (companionship) Take a rain check (postpone something without making future plans) i Mad English TV 2 Tips Don’t worry if you don’t understand something in the reading passage. There might not be a question on that part. Or, if there is a question, the answer options might help you understand the meaning of it. For example, if you don’t know what “company” means in the reading passage, you might understand it when you read the email response from Uncle Denis. When you don’t understand something, try to figure out from the context. For example, on day two and three, Brad and his friends “took it easier”. You can predict that it means “relaxed” because the first day they travelled for a long time and felt stiff and sore. So, try your best to figure out the overall context, What is happening? - Brad is writing an email to thank his Uncle Denis for letting him borrow his bike. - Brad and his friends had planned to go on a road trip, but Brad’s bike broke down a few days before the trip. - Brad is telling his uncle about the trip. co) Mad English TV 2s hitpslwwuzsribd.com/document!493034342/CELPIP 14153 -argi2021 ceLPIP wo ae sewenteament Answers C- stopped working B - it was the same make as one he used to own A- it started raining B - he wasn’t used to the bike D- the USA uses the imperial system of measurement C- diverse ‘A- company D - West Coast B - postpone departure by a day C- your buddy’s bike C- lend you my bike Mad English TV 26 Task 2 os ‘Sc serge: 10 Sai Ingredort’ cream choose. rears. rata caches, | Satter absense Shite ke we needs tntoag sre att coarsest _ Sora SSecomeee eee eee ‘ Seer nee fee 6 ‘emg net ean ene fearon, 0 Arne oma achat] F gute coco, | Eisen sisataniee “raneumeramaes | ee sees | Seeiiemwcannomeracmmeate Soy ar es See erties See a Sasori Diary Queen Ice Cream Cake ss rags tects cca waists, Sete in imasceceamyasenes penn ne oer sanmmanaciecates | Servings: 24 < Ingredients: ananas, wabw's, | ccs arsine we__6 (Ata. danas, ou er eggs, tour ig. oss A pry lnm so ee Bout les catbarmow fa eoay mae Aden ake ogee vay bay ‘eats tom uty Guen @ lk unerne get te woven opted Mad English TV 2 Suet Ores hitpslwwusribd.com/documenti403934342/CELPIP 1553 sfarz02t ceLPP wo ae Vocabulary Not be able to make it (can’t come to the party) Switching things up (doing something different) Seconds (another piece of cake) Chilly (cold) Dietary restrictions (can’t eat certain foods) iW Mad English TV 28 Tips Remember, the answer you choose should always have a connection to the information in the reading passage or diagram. There might be several answers that make sense in your opinion, but you need to choose the answer that matches with the reading passage. For example, maybe you think cupcakes are too boring for a party. Well, Chloe’s mom obviously doesn’t think so because she’s considering them. The recipe calls for walnuts, so the best answer is that some people might be allergic to nuts. Sometimes two answers might seem right. In that case, just try to choose the one that makes the most common sense. For example in question #4. Cupcakes are not__. A. atraditional-looking birthday cake (that’s true). B. healthy (that’s probably true, but none of the options are healthy) C. easy to make (we have no idea how hard they are to make) D. . big enough to satisfy someone (possible, but are cupcakes any smaller than a normal piece of cake? We don’t really know. Also, the recipe will make 24 cupcakes, so everyone can get more than one.) So in this case, A is the best answer. oe) Mad English TV 29 hitpslwwuzsribd.com/document!493034342/CELPIP 1653 sfarz02t ceLPIP wo ae Answers 1. C- there might not be enough cake for everyone 2. B- there wouldn't be enough for seconds 3. D-it might be too chilly that day to eat an ice-cold cake 4. A-a traditional-looking birthday cake 5. B- some people are allergic to nuts 6. C-sisters 7. B-student 8. A-always make Arlene’s cake together a Mad English TV 20 “Try Seb FREE fo 30 cyt aces over 125 millon es witht es eintarupons! Suet Ores hitpslwwusribd.com/documenti403934342/CELPIP 17153 sfarz02t wo ae ceLPIP Task 3 ‘Fast Sou rw in ara ss Pra ue oars 72 aes peecaseuiney noone neangunae on een ‘Sera onrashasraltgren Speen Rech evergreens Sepaens manny somneton ney rama there ‘Sora. Saraan hen ar 8. Stars ta coped omg ‘Socarmmnan ave cotgle is Oru Usowon oa Vewra ems of mi nasa pn te 1. St. John's considers “Mile One"as the starting point of the highway. 2. The highway can be identified by white and green, signs. 3. The Trans-Canada Highway is made of up sections Of provincial highway. 4, The provinces themselves make decisions about their part of the highway. 5, The Trans-Canada Highway changed from miles to kilometres in 1977. 6. Canada’s three territories do not contain any sections of the Trans-Canada Highway. 7. The Trans-Canada Highway follows the same route as the Canadian Pacific Railway. 8, The Trans-Canada Highway is part of Canada's overall highway network 9, The Trans-Canada Highway spans the continent from east to west. i Mad Engen 1V a Vocabulary Transcontinental (goes across the whole continent) Spans (covers) Route markers (signs) Strictly (only) Jurisdiction (legal power) Piggyback (ride on someone’s back; the Trans-Canada Highway uses provincial highways) En route (on the way) Highway shield (sign logo) Sanctioned (approved) Convention centre (large building for holding events) Terminus (final point) i Mad English TV we hitpslwwusribd.com/documenti403934342/CELPIP Suet nets 1853 sfarz02t ceLPIP wo ae Tips Did you try the strategy I gave you last time for this task? Try reading one paragraph, then answering any questions containing that information. Don’t get intimidated by acronyms (TCH). The acronym will always be explained the first time it is used, so remember to pay attention to that. Remember, the only thing you have to do in this task is to match the sentences on the right with the paragraphs on the left. Even if you don’t fully understand the passage, you can still try to find matching information. For example, if the question says “changed from miles to kilometres”, you can match it with “switched to the metric system” even if you don’t really understand what the passage means. So don’t worry too much if you don’t understand the meaning of the whole passage in task 3. For other tasks, it is more important to understand the meaning. 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Sovran Ranke nul tin 1, anna of 82000126 yar pratt 822 00029 es 1 macerues aot ot 20.0001 Z0ye8 ad Ma Enash TV 3 Task 4 (continued) ‘The following is a response from a skeptical reader of the article. agree that paying attention to finances will improve a person’s financial health, but people _. 6 [A. rarely have enough money to save. B. rarely even think about their resolutions after making them. C. usually delay ge: ification. D. usually lose their investments to greedy bankers] It’s fanny that the senior viee president uses a growth rate of 7% in his example. Since ‘when has a Fidelity investment actually? 7. [A. lost money. B. cost $43. C. made anyone rich. D. returned 7%] My grandpa had mutual funds with Fidelity and only averaged 3%. Sure, the individual investments in the fund might perform well, but after the sidiculous mutual fund fees, the fSnal return is 8 [A. always lower. B. always higher. C. always the same. D. unpredictable] Hevert’s solution to-a medical emergency is laughable, Does he really think a person will be able to prepare for an event like that by __? 9. [Av making a resolution B. using Fidelity’s online guide C. saving $43 in banking fees. D. becoming debt free] Sure, maybe in 20 years if I break my toe, I'll be able to pay for a doctors visit, but I definitely won't be able to afford a major surgery. ‘To me it seems like this article is justa__. 10. [A. way to make people save money. B. plug for making. resolutions. C. warning to prepare for a financial catastrophe. D. marketing gimmick to attract more customers] ad Mad English 1 6 bom Bt pe sconce 636848205471 200 sarz02t ceLPP wo ae Vocabulary Resolution ‘m decision) Better bottom line (more money) Pay off (result in success) Derail (obstruct) Throw for a loop (suddenly cause uncertainty) Hypothetical (possible) Windfall (benefit, profit) Bolster (help, support, reinforce) Disarray (confusion) Fluctuate (go up and down repeatedly) Accumulate (gather) Mutual funds (a kind of investment) Plug (to promote something) Gimmick (a trick to attract attention) ow Mad English TV or Tips In the second part of this task (questions 6-10), the person has a skeptical/cynical view of the article. This is important to understand because it helps you predict the answers. Do you know what sarcasm is It would be good to research sarcasm so that you know how to detect it. Fidelity’s vice president is saying that it is good to save $43/month so that you will have $22,000 after 20 years. 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Suet Orotse hitpslwwusribd.com/documenti403934342/CELPIP 45153 sarz02t ceLPIP nor ae Qsemreeamn Quek Ones hitpslwwusribd.com/documenti403934342/CELPIP 46153 sarz02t ceLPIP nor ae Qsemreeamn Quek Ones hitps lw sribd.com/documenti493934342/CELPIP 47153 sarz02t ceLPIP nor ae Qsemreeamn Suet Orotse hitps lw sribd.com/documenti493934342/CELPIP 48/53 sarz02t ceLPIP nor ae Qsemreeamn Quek Ones hitps lw sribd.com/documenti493934342/CELPIP 49153 sarz02t ceLPIP nor ae Qsewrinamet Suehl Prete hitps lw sribd.com/documenti493934342/CELPIP 50159 sarz02t ceLPIP nor ae Qsemreeamn Closing Comments Lwant you to stop for & moment and congratulate yourself for all the English you have learned. And I want to congratulate you too! CONGRATULATIONS! Regardless of your score on the CELPIP exam, you should be proud of yourself for knowing how to read in another language. That is a huge accomplishment! hope this book helped you learn lots of vocabulary and some new things about Canada! The vocabulary on. the CELPIP reading tasks will be challenging, but just ake a few deep breaths and try your best. You ean do it! ‘Tey to visualize the test and think about the strategy you will use for cach question. That way you won't waste any time thinking sbout the steategy on the real test! Sometimes people fail the test multiple times. Just remember, every time you fail, you are leaening more English! Knowing English will really help you in your real life here in Canada, I hope you pass the first time, bur don’t worry if you fal. I your score is very close to what you need, my advice would be to simply retake the test (if you can afford it), If you nced an 8 in all categories, and your score is something like 7-7-6-5, I think it would be better to forget about CELPIP for a few months, Focus on learning more English. Then, try again and sce how you do. ‘Thanks again for using this book and supporting my work! 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