CELPIP Reading Part 2 Practice Test: Community Recycling Drop-Off Site Locations
By Iris
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.
Central Recycling Depot
- Hours
- 8:00 AM–6:00 PM, Monday–Saturday
- Accepted Materials
- Paper, plastic, glass, electronics
- Cost
- Free for residents; $10/visit for non-residents
- Instructions
- Sort materials before arrival. Use designated bins.
- Notes
- No hazardous waste. Arrive 15 minutes early for inspection.
Eastside Community Lot
- Hours
- 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, Tuesday–Sunday
- Accepted Materials
- Paper, plastic, metal
- Cost
- Free
- Instructions
- Online pre-registration required.
- Notes
- Limited parking. No large appliances accepted.
Westview Park Site
- Hours
- 7:00 AM–7:00 PM daily
- Accepted Materials
- Glass, batteries, textiles
- Cost
- $5 per large item
- Instructions
- Book a slot via our website.
- Notes
- Volunteer-led site. Donations appreciated for maintenance.
North Hill Station
- Hours
- 10:00 AM–4:00 PM, Wednesday–Sunday
- Accepted Materials
- Electronics, paper, cardboard
- Cost
- $2/kg for electronics
- Instructions
- Drop off during staffed hours only.
- Notes
- Receipts issued for tax deductions. No glass accepted.
Southside Plaza
- Hours
- 6:00 AM–8:00 PM daily
- Accepted Materials
- Plastic, metal, organic waste
- Cost
- Free for small loads; $15 for bulk
- Instructions
- Use app to check bin availability.
- Notes
- Closed during heavy rain. No batteries accepted.
- Additional Information
- Visit greencityrecycle.org for site-specific guidelines. Hazardous waste disposal requires a separate permit. Contact [email protected] for group drop-offs or inquiries. All sites are monitored for compliance.
Read the following email message. Complete the email by filling in the blanks. Select the best choice for each blank.
Subject: Recycling Site Concerns
Dear Green City Recycling,
I’m a regular user of your drop-off sites but have concerns about the at Westview Park. Is the fee per item or per visit? Also, the at North Hill Station seems restrictive—can non-electronic items like plastic be dropped off? I tried using the at Southside Plaza but found it unclear; does it show real-time data? Additionally, the at Eastside Lot is inconvenient for working residents—any plans to extend hours? Lastly, I’m curious about the at Central Depot; what qualifies as hazardous?
Thank you,
Liam
What is Liam’s underlying concern in the email?
How does the flyer subtly promote community involvement?
What bias is evident in the flyer’s presentation?
This is Part 2 of CELPIP Reading Practice Test 28. Take all 4 parts (38 questions) for a score and an estimated CLB.
Answer key
Show all 8 answers
- B. large item fee
- A. material restrictions
- B. bin availability app
- C. operating hours
- B. hazardous waste rule
- What is Liam’s underlying concern in the email? B. He seeks clarity to plan efficient recycling visits.
- How does the flyer subtly promote community involvement? B. By mentioning donations and volunteer-led sites
- What bias is evident in the flyer’s presentation? B. It assumes users have access to online tools.
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