CELPIP Reading Part 2: Reading to Apply a Diagram

CELPIP Reading Part 2 Practice Test: Local Museum Exhibit Guide

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.

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about 9 minutes

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Drop-down completion and multiple choice

Heritage Haven Museum invites you to immerse yourself in our curated exhibits, showcasing the rich history of our region. Below are our Spring 2026 offerings, designed for history enthusiasts, families, and students alike.

Ancient Artifacts Unearthed

Schedule: Daily, 10:00 AM–5:00 PM, March 1–May 31
Cost: $12 adults, $8 students/seniors, free for children under 10
Description: Explore pottery, tools, and jewelry from local archaeological digs spanning 2,000 years. Interactive touchscreens included.
Booking: Purchase tickets online at www.heritagehavenmuseum.org or at the entrance.
Notes: Online tickets receive 10% discount. Guided tours (1 hour) at 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM; book 48 hours in advance.

Victorian Life Reimagined

Schedule: Weekends, 11:00 AM–4:00 PM, March 15–May 15
Cost: $15 adults, $10 students/seniors, $5 children
Description: Step into a recreated Victorian village with live demonstrations of crafts and cooking.
Booking: Pre-registration required for groups over 10 at www.heritagehavenmuseum.org.
Notes: Arrive 15 minutes early for group tours. Museum members get priority entry.

Photography of the Roaring 20s

Schedule: Tuesday–Sunday, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM, April 1–June 30
Cost: $10 general admission, $6 members
Description: View rare black-and-white photos capturing the 1920s jazz era and local history. Audio guides available ($3).
Booking: Tickets available onsite or online. No reservations needed.
Notes: Photography prohibited in exhibit. Free entry for members on Wednesdays.

Family History Workshops

Schedule: Saturdays, 1:00 PM–3:00 PM, March 8–May 24
Cost: $20 per person, $50 family package (up to 4)
Description: Learn to trace your genealogy with expert guidance and access to digital archives.
Booking: Limited to 15 participants; register by Thursday prior at www.heritagehavenmuseum.org.
Notes: Laptops recommended. Cancel 24 hours in advance for refunds.

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

Dear Heritage Haven Museum Staff,

I’m excited about your Spring 2026 exhibits and am considering visiting with my family. The brochure’s range of offerings is impressive, but I need clarification to plan our visit. The Ancient Artifacts Unearthed exhibit sounds fascinating, but I’m unsure about the for the guided tours. Is this mandatory, or can we explore independently?

The Victorian Life Reimagined exhibit appeals to my children, but the requirement to for groups over 10 is unclear. We’re a family of six, so does this apply? Also, the cost of the Family History Workshops seems high. Does the price reflect , or are there additional costs for materials?

I’m also curious about the membership benefits. The brochure mentions , but is it worth it for occasional visitors? Lastly, the note about photography in the Roaring 20s exhibit seems restrictive. Is this due to , or another reason?

Please provide details so we can make the most of our visit. Thank you!

Sincerely,

Clara Nguyen

What is the underlying tone of Clara’s email when questioning the Family History Workshops’ cost?
Enthusiastic and curiousDoubtful and seeking justificationNeutral and proceduralDismissive and critical
What can be inferred about Clara’s unstated intention in asking about the photography restriction in the Roaring 20s exhibit?
To challenge the museum’s policy for personal convenienceTo request an exception for educational purposesTo understand the rationale behind the restrictionTo compare it with other exhibits’ policies
How does the brochure’s mention of membership benefits reflect its intended audience?
It targets infrequent visitors seeking one-time discounts.It prioritizes corporate groups needing bulk ticketing.It focuses on accessibility for low-income families.It appeals to regular visitors interested in cost savings.

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A. pre-booking 48 hours in advance
A. pre-registration
A. access to exclusive digital archives
C. free admission to select exhibits
D. preservation of delicate artifacts
What is the underlying tone of Clara’s email when questioning the Family History Workshops’ cost? B. Doubtful and seeking justification
What can be inferred about Clara’s unstated intention in asking about the photography restriction in the Roaring 20s exhibit? C. To understand the rationale behind the restriction
How does the brochure’s mention of membership benefits reflect its intended audience? D. It appeals to regular visitors interested in cost savings.

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