CELPIP Full Mock 5
A simulation of test day rather than a worksheet: a countdown on every part, audio that plays once, and no way back into a section you have submitted. Reading 6 is the hardest reading test of the first six and it comes second.
Full Mock 5 exists to reproduce exam conditions, not only exam questions. Every part carries its own countdown and the clock resets when you advance, the listening clips play once, the writing timer moves you from Task 1 to Task 2 by itself, and the eight speaking tasks record with no retakes. The material is Listening 5, Reading 6, Writing 2 and Speaking 3.
What is inside Full Mock 5
Listening 5 is Kelowna and the Okanagan: two strangers waiting in line at a u-pick orchard, two neighbours planning a run to the recycling depot, a guest and a front desk agent at a hotel, a news item on a backcountry trail that has started asking for a day pass, a strata council split over short-term rentals, and a wildfire mitigation coordinator on the free assessment that almost nobody books.
Reading 6 is the hardest reading test of the first six: a retiring professor's letter that starts four times before it admits what it is about, four home heating systems compared in a diagram, a passage on lichens as pollution monitors, and an article on the Ansell Museum of World Cultures in Victoria, which used to measure success in acquisitions and now measures a good deal of it in departures.
Writing 2 is the gentlest email of the six: an informal note to a neighbour asking them to look after a dog called Biscuit during a week in Halifax, with the exact dates, the daily routine and an offer of something in return. Task 2 is the Employee Wellness Survey, a 600 dollar fitness allowance against four extra paid days off.
Speaking 3 is eight recorded tasks: advice to a cousin offered a job in another city, a time you changed your mind, a busy family restaurant at dinner time to describe and predict, a two seat convertible belonging to an uncle argued against the used car you chose, a seniors card group and a youth soccer club who both want the community hall on Thursday evenings, an opinion on closing downtown streets to cars, and a drying rack a neighbour built from a step ladder, cut bottles, a bicycle wheel and a hair dryer.
The exam sequence and timings
| Section | Questions or tasks | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1. ListeningSix parts, one unscored practice task first | 38 questions | 41 min |
| 2. ReadingFour parts, the clock resets on every part | 38 questions | 39 min |
| 3. WritingOne email, one survey response | 2 tasks | 53 min |
| 4. SpeakingEight recorded tasks, no retakes | 8 tasks | About 15 min |
| Total | 76 questions and 10 tasks | About 2 h 30 |
General or General LS
The simulator runs either format. CELPIP-General is the full four-section sitting of about two and a half hours. CELPIP-General LS runs Listening 5 and Speaking 3 only, in about seventy minutes, and is the format used for Canadian citizenship.
How each section is scored
Nothing on Listening 5 or Reading 6 waits for a human: both are checked against CLB-aligned answer keys the instant you submit them. Writing 2 and Speaking 3 are the two skills a rater judges, and they are scored on the official 2026 criteria and returned with a band from 1 to 12 on each, plus an overall estimate for the sitting.
Four sections under exam conditions, with a countdown on every part.
FAQs
What is in CELPIP Exam Mock Test 5?
Listening test 5, Reading test 6, Writing test 2 and Speaking test 3, in the official exam order. The reading test is rated Hard, the listening and speaking tests Medium, and the writing test Easy.
How closely does this simulator follow the real exam?
It follows the published 2026 format: 38 listening questions across six parts in about 41 minutes, 38 reading questions across four parts in 39 minutes, two writing tasks in 53 minutes, and eight speaking tasks in about 15. Each part has its own countdown, the audio plays once, and the speaking recordings cannot be retaken.
Which is the hardest section in Full Mock 5?
Reading 6, the only section here rated Hard. It is also the hardest reading test of the first six, and it comes second, when you have already spent 41 minutes listening.
Is this the official CELPIP exam?
No. celpipmocks.com is independent, and CELPIP is a registered trademark of Paragon Testing Enterprises. This is original practice material built to the published 2026 format, and the CLB bands it reports are estimates.