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CELPIP Reading Part 2: Reading to Apply a Diagram

CELPIP Reading Part 2 Practice Test: Aquatic Recreation Options

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A free Reading Part 2 practice test in the CELPIP format: 8 questions with the answer key. Choose your answers, then check them at the bottom of the page.

Questions
8
Time
about 9 minutes
Question style
Drop-down completion and multiple choice
City Swimming Pool Facilities Map Brochure

Indoor Lap Pool Area

Time
Open weekdays 6:00 AM-9:00 PM, weekends 8:00 AM-6:00 PM.
Cost
$5 per session for adults, $3 for youth under 18, free for members.
Booking
Reserve lanes online at citypools.org or via phone 555-0101; walk-ins possible but not guaranteed.
Notes
Lifeguards on duty; showers mandatory before entry. Arrive 10 minutes early; towel rental $2. Accessibility: Lifts for disabled swimmers; family discounts 20% off.

Outdoor Leisure Pool Zone

Time
Seasonal May-September, daily 10:00 AM-7:00 PM.
Cost
$4 entry, $10 family pass (up to 5).
Booking
No reservations needed; group bookings for parties via email [email protected].
Notes
Sunscreen advised; water slides for kids. Weather closures notified via app; no glass containers. Special: Free swim lessons Tuesdays; refunds for rainouts.

Therapy Pool Section

Time
Monday-Friday 7:00 AM-5:00 PM.
Cost
$6 per hour; therapy sessions $15 with instructor.
Booking
Must book in advance online; medical referral required for discounts.
Notes
Warm water for rehabilitation; quiet environment. Bring medical forms; arrive prepared. Membership: 15% off for seniors; cancelations 24 hours prior.

Diving Pool Facility

Time
Weekends 9:00 AM-4:00 PM, evenings Tuesdays/Thursdays 6:00 PM-8:00 PM.
Cost
$7 per dive session; equipment rental $4.
Booking
Slots via app; limited to 10 divers per hour.
Notes
Certification proof needed; instructors available. Safety briefing mandatory; no unsupervised minors. Events: Competitions monthly; group rates apply.

Kiddie Splash Pool Area

Time
Daily 11:00 AM-5:00 PM year-round.
Cost
$2 per child, accompanying adult free.
Booking
Walk-in only; birthday parties bookable online.
Notes
Shallow depths; toys provided. Parents must supervise; diapers required for toddlers. Discounts: Multi-visit pass 10% savings; arrive with sunscreen.

Read the following email message. Complete the email by filling in the blanks. Select the best choice for each blank.

Subject: Questions About Pool Accessibility and Pricing Equity

Greetings Pool Management,

Upon reviewing your facilities map brochure, the range of pools impresses with its , yet the varying fees across zones raise concerns about fairness for diverse users. For example, the Therapy Pool's medical referral requirement might those without easy access to doctors, contrasting sharply with the straightforward entry to the Outdoor Leisure Pool. Planning a community outing, I'm the Indoor Lap Pool's membership perks against the lack thereof in other areas, which could fragment appeal.

Additionally, do the accessibility lifts in the Indoor area function reliably during peak hours? Past inconsistencies elsewhere have made me wary, potentially trust in your inclusive claims. Clarification on family discounts—do they stack with senior rates for mixed groups? This would be key in your facilities' overall affordability compared to private gyms.

Appreciate your timely feedback.

Cordially,

Riley Thompson

  1. What subtle doubt does the sender express regarding the brochure's accessibility features?

  2. In what manner does the email subtly question the brochure's fee structures?

  3. What concealed objective might drive the sender's mention of private gyms?

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This is Part 2 of CELPIP Reading Practice Test 36. Take all 4 parts (38 questions) for a score and an estimated CLB.

Answer key

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  1. B. inclusivity
  2. B. hinder
  3. B. evaluating
  4. B. undermine
  5. A. determining
  6. What subtle doubt does the sender express regarding the brochure's accessibility features? B. Suspicion from previous experiences
  7. In what manner does the email subtly question the brochure's fee structures? B. Via exposing potential inequalities
  8. What concealed objective might drive the sender's mention of private gyms? A. To subtly bargain for better deals

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