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CELPIP Reading Part 2
Apply a Diagram

Compare a Saturday workshop chart with one person's needs, then choose the only option that satisfies every condition.

8 questionsin the full Part 2
9 minutesapproximate full-part time
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Kate Feng

Original question byKate FengLanguage Education Specialist

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Saturday workshop schedule Compare every condition before choosing
WorkshopTimeFeeLevelEquipment
Bicycle Tune-up9:00–10:30 a.m.$18BeginnerBasic tools included
Balcony Herb Garden10:00–11:30 a.m.$12BeginnerBring gardening gloves
Phone Photography1:00–2:30 p.m.$15All levelsLoan tripods available
Bread Basics12:30–3:00 p.m.$24BeginnerIngredients included
Furniture Repair2:00–4:00 p.m.$20Some experienceSafety glasses required
Emergency First Aid3:30–5:30 p.m.$30All levelsTraining kit included
Westport Community Centre: Saturday Workshops

Priya's needsPriya works until noon on Saturday. She wants a beginner-friendly workshop that finishes by 4:00 p.m., costs no more than $20, and does not require her to own special equipment.

Diagram and written needs 1 of 1
Which workshop best meets all of Priya's needs?

Check the start time, finish time, budget, experience level, and equipment.

Match every condition, not one attractive detail.

Reading to Apply a Diagram combines point-form visual information with a short written situation. The correct option must survive every condition in both sources.

1

Extract the needs

Turn the written situation into a short checklist: purpose, price, time, and equipment.

2

Filter the rows

Use the diagram columns to eliminate any item that misses even one condition.

3

Confirm the full match

Read across the final row and verify each condition before selecting it.

Needs first. Diagram second. Choice last.

  1. Rewrite the conditions.Reduce the situation to four or five concrete filters before scanning the visual.
  2. Move column by column.Check purpose, timing, price, and details instead of rereading the whole chart for each choice.
  3. Prove the winner.Make sure the final row meets every condition; a three-out-of-four match is still wrong.

Original PrepEx content, current CELPIP structure.

The diagram, written needs, and question are original. The format facts are checked against current public CELPIP materials, and the result is scored deterministically on the PrepEx server.

Full Part 2 structure

Current guidance uses eight questions: five blanks in an email about a diagram, then three questions about the email and diagram. Read the official study pack.

Full Part 2 timing

The current study pack gives approximately nine minutes for the eight-question part. This preview has no artificial countdown.

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CELPIP Reading Part 2 FAQ

What is CELPIP Reading Part 2?

Reading Part 2 is Reading to Apply a Diagram. The current format uses eight questions in about nine minutes: five blanks in a short email about the diagram, followed by three questions about the email and diagram.

Is this the complete CELPIP Reading Part 2?

No. This is a single-question preview with one original diagram and the written conditions needed to practise the application method. The full part contains eight questions.

Can I retry the CELPIP Reading question?

Yes. An incorrect first answer gets one retry and a focused hint. After the second answer, PrepEx shows the answer and explanation.

Does one question give me a CELPIP level?

No. One objective question reports only correct or incorrect with coaching. It does not produce a CELPIP level or official test result.

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