Greener Streets and Cleaner Skies
Reading for Information. Focus on main idea, paraphrase, and inference under a strict 12-minute timer.
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A 10-day reading practice program for CELPIP. One timed task per day with exam-style questions, strong distractors, and post-check vocabulary.
Read for purpose first. Then check the traps.
Each day gives you one timed reading task, exam-style questions, strong distractors, and vocabulary to review.
Reading for Information. Focus on main idea, paraphrase, and inference under a strict 12-minute timer.
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Building notice. Focus on key details, conditions, and “NOT allowed” traps under a strict 12-minute timer.
Notice
Email thread. Focus on conditions, deadlines, and policy exceptions under a strict 12-minute timer.
Correspondence
Online discussion. Focus on opinions, tone, and implied concerns under a strict 12-minute timer.
Viewpoints
Online discussion. Focus on evidence, fairness, and policy trade-offs under a strict 12-minute timer.
Viewpoints
Online discussion. Focus on tone, trade-offs, and exceptions under a strict 12-minute timer.
Viewpoints
Email. Focus on purpose, timeline, and implied details under a strict 12-minute timer.
Correspondence
Reading for Information. Focus on comparison, key details, and inference about Canadian wheat production under a strict 12-minute timer.
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Reading for Information. Focus on services, policies, and small details (fees, timelines, exceptions) under a strict 12-minute timer.
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Viewpoints discussion. Focus on comparing opinions, identifying evidence, and spotting moderate compromise positions under a strict 12-minute timer.
Viewpoints
Read the passage under a strict timer and identify the purpose before choosing answers.
Work through exam-style questions and watch for distractors, paraphrases, and “not stated” traps.
Check the rationale, study key vocabulary, and repeat the question type that caused mistakes.
Use the marathon for timed practice, then switch to focused CELPIP reading drills when you need more repetition on one part.