CELPIP Writing Practice Test 4
By Rita
A complete CELPIP Writing practice test: the Task 1 email and the Task 2 survey response. Type each answer with spell check off and stop when the time is up, as in the real test. Then compare with the sample answers for each task.
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Task 1: Writing an Email
Time: 27 minutes · Length: 150–200 words
Laptop Still Overheating After Repair
Two weeks ago, you took your laptop to a computer repair shop in Ottawa because it kept overheating and turning itself off. The shop quoted you $220 for the repair, but when you picked it up, you were charged an extra $95. Since then, the laptop has continued to shut down, and a new problem has appeared.
Write an email to the manager of the repair shop in about 150-200 words. Your email should do the following things:
Explain what was wrong with your laptop and what repair you paid for.
Describe the problems you still have after the repair.
Explain why you are unhappy about the extra charge and say what you want the shop to do.
Sample answers for this task 1 · Task 1 strategy and template
Task 2: Responding to Survey Questions
Time: 26 minutes · Length: 150–200 words
Rethinking the Workweek
Your company, a growing business, is exploring changes to the workweek after hearing employees feel stretched by the current schedule. They’ve sent a survey to get your thoughts on adjusting it, hoping your feedback will help create a structure that boosts morale and efficiency. This is your opportunity to share what fits your life best!
Which option do you prefer? Why?
- Option A: Implement a four-day workweek (longer hours each day).
- Option B: Keep the traditional five-day workweek.
Sample answers for this task 2 · Task 2 strategy and template
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