CELPIP Reading Part 1 Practice Test: Parking Policy Update
By Iris
A free Reading Part 1 practice test in the CELPIP format: 11 questions with the answer key. Choose your answers, then check them at the bottom of the page.
Dear Esteemed Tenants,
I’m reaching out to inform you of forthcoming revisions to our edifice’s parking protocols, effective May 1st, and I’d greatly value your perspectives before we finalize these adjustments. We’ve received a slew of grievances regarding parking congestion, particularly with vehicles monopolizing spaces in our lot. To rectify this, we’re instituting a policy of allocating one designated berth per dwelling unit. Additional berths beyond this quota will incur a fee of $20 per month—does this strike you as equitable, given the need to manage our limited resources?
We’re also pondering whether to earmark a portion of spaces exclusively for transient guests or reserve the entirety for resident use—your thoughts on this would be most welcome. Furthermore, for enforcement, should we implement a permit system with adhesive decals for vehicles, or simply maintain a registry of authorized users to verify compliance? Oh, and if perchance you foresee no need for your allotted space—perhaps you’re car-free or seldom drive—could you kindly apprise me? I aim to cement these arrangements by next week, so your prompt insights will ensure we tailor this to our collective benefit.
My gratitude for your cooperation abounds!
Cordially,
Mr. Lee (Landlord)
Mr. Lee is emailing about…
The revision stems from…
Supplementary berths cost…
Mr. Lee inquires about visitors to…
The permit query pertains to…
Mr. Lee seeks notice of unutilized spaces to…
Here is a response to the message. Complete the response by filling in the blanks. Select the best choice for each blank.
Dear Mr. Lee,
I’m much obliged for apprising us of the impending parking overhaul—what a prudent step to quell the chaos! The $20 impost for extra berths sits well with me accords with equity, considering our cramped quarters. I’d advocate reserving a smattering of spots for wayfarers oft finds itself in want of a temporary haven. Adhesive decals strike me as the shrewder tack for enforcement promises a tidier regimen than mere lists. I’ll be claiming my apportioned berth aligns splendidly with my daily rounds! Pray advise if .
Cordially,
Unit 8
This is Part 1 of CELPIP Reading Practice Test 19. Take all 4 parts (38 questions) for a score and an estimated CLB.
Answer key
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- Mr. Lee is emailing about… D. modifications to parking arrangements.
- The revision stems from… B. an excess of vehicles.
- Supplementary berths cost… D. $20 monthly.
- Mr. Lee inquires about visitors to… D. orchestrate spatial allotments.
- The permit query pertains to… C. ensuring adherence.
- Mr. Lee seeks notice of unutilized spaces to… D. redistribute them judiciously.
- D. this toll
- D. the collective
- D. this method
- D. a solitary space
- D. further counsel be needful
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