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CELPIP Reading Part 3: Reading for Information

CELPIP Reading Part 3 Practice Test: Public Health Campaigns

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A free Reading Part 3 practice test in the CELPIP format: 9 questions with the answer key. Choose your answers, then check them at the bottom of the page.

Questions
9
Time
about 10 minutes
Question style
Match each statement to a paragraph

A

Public health campaigns educate communities about preventing disease. Anti-smoking ads, for example, have cut tobacco use by 25% in Australia. These campaigns use TV, social media, and billboards to reach wide audiences. They often feature real-life stories to make messages relatable. However, changing deeply ingrained habits takes time.

B

Vaccination campaigns are critical for controlling infectious diseases. During the 2023 flu season, Canada’s free vaccine clinics boosted uptake by 40%. Mobile units brought shots to rural areas, improving access. Misinformation online, however, discourages some people from participating. Health officials counter this with fact-based social media posts.

C

Mental health campaigns are gaining momentum as stigma fades. Programs like the UK’s “Time to Talk” encourage open conversations about stress and anxiety. Schools now teach mindfulness to help students cope. These efforts have increased helpline calls by 15%. Yet, limited funding restricts outreach in some regions.

D

Nutrition campaigns promote healthy eating to combat obesity. Community kitchens in Brazil teach families to cook affordable, balanced meals. Supermarkets also label healthier products to guide shoppers. These initiatives have lowered childhood obesity rates in some areas. Still, fast food marketing competes heavily with these messages.

Decide which paragraph, (A) to (D), has the information given in each statement below. Select (E) if the information is not given in any of the paragraphs.

  1. Anti-smoking campaigns reduced tobacco use in Australia.
  2. All vaccination campaigns eliminate misinformation.
  3. Mental health campaigns encourage open conversations.
  4. Community kitchens in Brazil teach healthy cooking.
  5. Public health campaigns never use social media.
  6. Canada’s mobile vaccine units reached rural areas.
  7. Nutrition campaigns have no impact on obesity.
  8. The UK’s “Time to Talk” focuses on mental health.
  9. Mindfulness is taught in schools to support students.
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This is Part 3 of CELPIP Reading Practice Test 14. Take all 4 parts (38 questions) for a score and an estimated CLB.

Answer key

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  1. Anti-smoking campaigns reduced tobacco use in Australia. A
  2. All vaccination campaigns eliminate misinformation. E
  3. Mental health campaigns encourage open conversations. C
  4. Community kitchens in Brazil teach healthy cooking. D
  5. Public health campaigns never use social media. E
  6. Canada’s mobile vaccine units reached rural areas. B
  7. Nutrition campaigns have no impact on obesity. E
  8. The UK’s “Time to Talk” focuses on mental health. C
  9. Mindfulness is taught in schools to support students. C

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