CELPIP Listening Part 4 Practice Test: National Park Introduces Visitor Limits to Protect Wildlife News Anchor:
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A free Listening Part 4 practice test in the CELPIP format: 5 questions with the answer key. Play each recording once, as in the real test, answer, then check your answers at the bottom of the page. The transcript is under each recording.
What is the main reason for introducing visitor limits?
How many people will be allowed in per day?
What has increased by 40% in recent years?
What must visitors now do before entering the park?
What might happen to those who don’t follow the new policy?
Transcript (read it after you answer)
News Anchor: Pinecrest National Park has introduced new visitor limits to protect sensitive wildlife habitats and reduce human impact on the environment. Starting this weekend, the number of daily visitors will be capped at 3,000 people. The park has seen a surge in tourism since the pandemic, with annual visitors increasing by nearly 40% over the last three years. Officials say this has led to trail erosion, littering, and increased stress on local wildlife. To manage crowds, the park is launching an online reservation system. Visitors will now need to book day passes in advance, especially during peak summer months. Park Superintendent Raj Patel says the goal is to balance public access with environmental protection. Violators of the new policy may be fined or denied entry.
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Answer key
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- What is the main reason for introducing visitor limits? C. To protect wildlife and natural areas
- How many people will be allowed in per day? C. 3,000
- What has increased by 40% in recent years? B. Tourist numbers
- What must visitors now do before entering the park? A. Book a day pass online
- What might happen to those who don’t follow the new policy? B. They could be fined or turned away
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