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CELPIP Reading Part 2: Reading to Apply a Diagram

CELPIP Reading Part 2 Practice Test: Cycling Network Stations

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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 Bike Share Station Map Brochure

Central Hub Stations

Time
Available 24/7; peak usage 7:00 AM-7:00 PM.
Cost
$2 per 30 minutes; annual pass $99.
Booking
App unlock; stations self-service.
Notes
Helmets recommended; docking required. Arrive with charged phone; real-time availability. Discounts: Students 25% off; group rides free first hour.

Suburban Outpost Points

Time
Dawn to dusk; extended summers.
Cost
$1.50 short trips; day rental $10.
Booking
Online reservations for e-bikes.
Notes
Trail connections; maintenance checks daily. Weather alerts via app; no overnight parking. Accessibility: Adaptive bikes; refunds for malfunctions.

Park Trail Docks

Time
6:00 AM-10:00 PM daily.
Cost
Free for members; $3 non-members.
Booking
Walk-up or app.
Notes
Scenic routes; lights for evenings. Bring water; pet carriers available. Special: Tours weekends; cancelations flexible.

Downtown Commuter Spots

Time
Business hours 8:00 AM-6:00 PM.
Cost
$2.50 rush hour; off-peak $1.
Booking
Corporate accounts via email.
Notes
Secure locks; traffic awareness. Arrive early; fines for improper docking. Membership: Corporate 15% savings; no lost bike fees first time.

Residential Neighborhood Racks

Time
All hours; quiet zones enforced.
Cost
$1 per ride; weekly pass $20.
Booking
Neighborhood app integration.
Notes
Family bikes; community events. Report thefts immediately; clean bikes post-use. Perks: Referral bonuses; discounts for locals.

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

Subject: Reviewing Bike Map and Usage Incentives

Greetings Bike Share Coordinators,

Your station map brochure outlines a system, linking hubs and trails effectively, though the peak pricing in Downtown might casual cyclists versus the affordable Suburban options. As an enthusiast, I the Park Docks' free membership rides with paid alternatives, revealing incentive variances.

Are e-bike reservations guaranteed during weather alerts? This unclear policy could reliability perceptions, similar to competitors' robust assurances. Besides, do student discounts overlap with group rides? This would help in the map's promotion of sustainable commuting against everyday challenges.

Thanks for your attention.

Sincerely,

Riley Vaughn

  1. What concealed deterrent does the email indicate in the brochure's pricing models?

  2. By what means does the sender implicitly dispute the brochure's reservation policies?

  3. What covert ambition might the sender harbor concerning discount overlaps?

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Answer key

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  1. B. interconnected
  2. B. deter
  3. A. pit
  4. B. impair
  5. A. appraising
  6. What concealed deterrent does the email indicate in the brochure's pricing models? B. Potential discouragement for non-regulars
  7. By what means does the sender implicitly dispute the brochure's reservation policies? B. Through highlighting ambiguities
  8. What covert ambition might the sender harbor concerning discount overlaps? A. To maximize combined savings

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