CELPIP Reading Part 2: Apply a Diagram
In Part 2, you read a visual text such as a diagram, chart, schedule, map, or table. You need to locate specific information, interpret the visual, and apply the details to answer questions.
Practice Apply a Diagram NowWhat to Expect
You will see a visual element — this could be a schedule, floor plan, map, organizational chart, comparison table, or process diagram. Alongside the visual, there may be a short passage explaining it.
The visual represents real-life documents: a community center schedule, a store layout, a transit map, a workplace hierarchy chart, or a product comparison table.
Questions test your ability to locate specific information in the visual, apply the information to a given scenario, combine details from the visual and text, and draw conclusions from the data presented.
Tips for Scoring High
- Spend a minute understanding the visual before reading questions. Note headings, labels, rows, and columns.
- For schedules: focus on days, times, locations, and any footnotes or exceptions.
- For maps and diagrams: note directions, labels, and spatial relationships between elements.
- Read each question carefully — some ask you to combine information from multiple parts of the diagram.
- Eliminate obviously wrong answers first. The visual usually makes 1-2 choices clearly incorrect.
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