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CELPIP Reading Part 2: Reading to Apply a Diagram

CELPIP Reading Part 2 Practice Test: Canine Recreation Zones

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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 Dog Parks Map Brochure

Central Bark Enclosure

Time
Open daily 7:00 AM-9:00 PM.
Cost
Free; annual tag $20.
Booking
No need; events sign-up online.
Notes
Separate small/large dog areas; water stations. Arrive with leash; waste bags mandatory. Accessibility: Paved paths; fines $100 for violations.

Riverside Run Area

Time
Seasonal April-October, 8:00 AM-7:00 PM.
Cost
$5 day pass.
Booking
Online for peak weekends.
Notes
Swimming allowed; rinse hoses. Weather closures; no aggressive breeds. Discounts: Multi-dog 10% off; refunds for closures.

Forest Trail Park

Time
Year-round dawn to dusk.
Cost
Donation-based; suggested $2.
Booking
Trail permits via app.
Notes
Wooded paths; agility equipment. Bring treats; wildlife awareness. Special: Training sessions Sundays; membership perks free gear.

Urban Play Zone

Time
Weekdays 9:00 AM-5:00 PM.
Cost
$3 entry.
Booking
Group playdates bookable.
Notes
Fenced securely; benches for owners. Arrive vaccinated; no food. Discounts: Seniors free; cancelations 24 hours.

Neighborhood Puppy Spot

Time
All day; lights until 10:00 PM.
Cost
Free for locals.
Booking
Community events via email.
Notes
Puppy-friendly; socialization encouraged. Report issues; clean-up enforced. Perks: Meet-ups monthly; no refunds needed.

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

Subject: Assessing Dog Park Map and Rule Uniformity

Dear Parks Department,

The dog parks map brochure showcases a assortment, from enclosures to trails, but breed restrictions in Riverside could inclusive owners when aligned with the open Forest area. Hosting playgroups, I the Urban Zone's costs against free Neighborhood spots, uncovering access disparities.

Do vaccination proofs apply universally? This hazy requirement might safety standards, echoing concerns from similar venues. Further, are event cancelations prorated for fees? This would assist in the map's depiction of pet-friendly equity amid varying regulations.

Appreciate your insights.

Best,

Jordan Mills

  1. What potential alienation does the email allude to in the brochure's breed policies?

  2. What approach does the sender take to question the brochure's vaccination clarity?

  3. What hidden objective might the sender seek with proration inquiries?

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Answer key

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  1. A. varied
  2. B. alienate
  3. A. weigh
  4. B. compromise
  5. A. discerning
  6. What potential alienation does the email allude to in the brochure's breed policies? B. Subtle exclusion of specific owners
  7. What approach does the sender take to question the brochure's vaccination clarity? B. Through pointing out uncertainties
  8. What hidden objective might the sender seek with proration inquiries? A. To ensure fair financial adjustments

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