CELPIP Reading Part 2: Reading to Apply a Diagram

• Part Total Time: 9 minutes
• Number of questions: 8

In CELPIP Reading Part 2, you will encounter a diagram or visual representation that illustrates a process, system, or concept. You will be presented with a diagram, chart, or graph, along with a text passage that provides information related to the diagram. Your task is to read and understand the text and use the information to interpret and apply it to the given diagram. The diagram will be accompanied by a text passage that provides information about the diagram and explains its components or features.

Diagram: You will be presented with a diagram showing the water cycle.

Text: The text passage will describe the different stages of the water cycle, such as evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and runoff. It may also provide additional information about the factors influencing the water cycle, the importance of water conservation, or any other relevant details.

Questions: Based on the information provided in the text passage and the diagram, you will be asked to answer questions that require you to interpret and apply the information to the diagram. The questions may focus on labeling specific parts of the diagram, understanding the sequence of events, identifying the factors affecting the process, or drawing conclusions based on the information provided.

For example:

1. 1Label the stages of the water cycle on the diagram.
2. 2What factors contribute to the process of evaporation?
3. 3Explain how precipitation occurs in the water cycle.
4. 4How does human activity impact the water cycle?
5. 5Draw an arrow to indicate the movement of water during runoff.

Carefully examine the diagram and understand its components, labels, and overall structure. Identify any arrows, symbols, or other visual cues that indicate the flow or movement of elements within the diagram.

Read the accompanying text passage thoroughly. Pay attention to the details and explanations provided, and understand how they relate to the diagram. Look for keywords, phrases, or specific information that can help you interpret and apply the information to the diagram.

Compare the information in the text passage with the elements in the diagram. Identify how the concepts or processes described in the text align with the different components or stages depicted in the diagram.

Understand the sequence of events or the relationship between different elements in the diagram. Pay attention to the cause-and-effect relationships, inputs and outputs, or any other connections that are illustrated.

Pay attention to labels, symbols, or legends used in the diagram. Understand their meanings and how they represent different elements or actions within the diagram.

Use the information from the text passage to interpret and apply it to the diagram. Follow the instructions provided in the questions and use your understanding of the text and diagram to answer accurately.

To succeed in this part, it's important to develop effective reading comprehension and visual interpretation skills. Regular practice of reading and interpreting diagrams or visual representations, along with their accompanying text, will improve your ability to apply information to diagrams and excel in CELPIP Reading Part 2.

• Diagrams/charts look only at the overall features, go straight into problem-solving, match facts, and understand the overall content.
• At this time, the diagram/chart should be made aware of the configuration logic and the location of the items (the detailed facts are solved by solving problems)
• Clues for answers are presented in sentences immediately before and after the question

• You should consist of recipients and senders, and you need to focus on them think about their relationship with the two.
• In the case of a problem that requires reasoning, we will exclude it from the wrong answer.

• Part Total Time: 9 minutes
• Number of questions: 8

Vancouver, a vibrant city on Canada's west coast, is known for its stunning natural beauty and diverse cultural offerings. Whether you're seeking outdoor adventures or exploring world-class museums, Vancouver has something for everyone.

One of the highlights of Vancouver is (1), an urban oasis that spans over 1,000 acres. Start your day by exploring the lush trails and scenic seawall. Within the park, you'll find the (2), home to a wide range of marine species. From playful sea otters to majestic beluga whales, this aquarium offers an immersive marine experience.

For a thrilling experience in nature, visit (3), where you can walk across the famous suspension bridge suspended high above the lush rainforest. Take in the breathtaking views and explore the treetop walkways. In the afternoon, head to (4), where you can wander through historic streets, browse unique shops, and sample diverse cuisine in Chinatown.

Immerse yourself in art and culture at the (5), which showcases an impressive collection of Indigenous art and artifacts. Discover the rich history and traditions of the First Nations through captivating exhibitions. Afterward, visit Queen Elizabeth Park, a beautiful botanical garden offering stunning city views from its elevated location.

1. AGranville Island
2. BCapilano Suspension Bridge Park
3. CStanley Park
4. DQueen Elizabeth Park

1. AVancouver Aquarium
2. BVancouver Art Gallery
3. CMuseum of Anthropology
4. DGranville Island Market

1. ACapilano Suspension Bridge Park
2. BQueen Elizabeth Park
3. CStanley Park
4. DEnglish Bay Beach

1. ACoal Harbour
2. BGastown
3. CYaletown
4. DKitsilano

1. AVancouver Aquarium
2. BMuseum of Anthropology
3. CVancouver Art Gallery
4. DBloedel Conservatory

(6) in Vancouver offers a thrilling experience with a suspension bridge and treetop walkways.

(7) can visitors explore historic streets, unique shops, and diverse cuisine in Vancouver.

(8) in Vancouver showcases an impressive collection of Indigenous art and artifacts.

1. AStanley Park
2. BQueen Elizabeth Park
3. CCapilano Suspension Bridge Park
4. DGranville Island Market

1. ACoal Harbour
2. BGastown
3. CYaletown
4. DKitsilano

1. AVancouver Aquarium
2. BMuseum of Anthropology
3. CVancouver Art Gallery
4. DBloedel Conservatory

Q1. Stanley Park

Q2. Vancouver Aquarium

Q3. Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

Q4. Gastown

Q5.Museum of Anthropology

Q6. Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

Q7. Gastown

Q8. Museum of Anthropology