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CELPIP Speaking Task 3: Describing a Scene

CELPIP Speaking Task 3 Sample Answer: A Countryside Picnic

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Describe some things that are happening in the picture below as well as you can. The person with whom you are speaking cannot see the picture.

Preparation
30 seconds
Speaking
60 seconds
Picture
A detailed illustration

The question

CELPIP Speaking Task 3 practice picture: A Countryside Picnic

Describe some things that are happening in the picture below as well as you can. The person with whom you are speaking cannot see the picture.

Excellent answer (transcript): around CLB 11–12

This idyllic countryside picnic scene captures the essence of relaxation and joy. A group of people gather on a vibrant green field, enjoying a sunny day. Some are seated on a blanket, savoring delicious food, while others engage in a lively game of frisbee. The clear sky and warm sun provide the perfect backdrop for this peaceful outdoor gathering, making it a delightful moment of connection with nature and each other.

71 words

Good answer (transcript): around CLB 7–8

This image depicts a relaxed picnic in the countryside on a sunny day. A group of people are enjoying the outdoors, sitting on a picnic blanket with food, while a few others play frisbee nearby. The green field and clear blue sky create a calm and inviting atmosphere.

48 words

Basic answer (transcript): around CLB 4–5

This picture shows a group of people having a picnic in the countryside. The sky is clear, and the sun is shining. Some people are sitting on a blanket with food, and others are playing frisbee.

36 words

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