The Four-Day Work Week Revolution

    Reading for Viewpoints

    10 question(s)

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    Reading for Viewpoints

    10 question(s)

    Scenario

    You will read an article and a reader's comment about it.

    Article: The Four-Day Work Week Revolution

    It begins: “A 70-person design agency recently completed a six-month trial of a four-day week at full pay. The directors did not compress 40 hours into longer days; they reduced scheduled time…”

    Your Task

    Read the article and answer the questions. Then complete the reader's comment by selecting the best option for each blank. You will have 13 minutes to complete this section.

    How It Works

    You can review the passage while answering. Use the timer to track your pace.

    About this practice

    CELPIP Reading Practice: All Four Parts

    Practice all four CELPIP Reading parts with timed passages and instant scores: correspondence, diagram, information, and viewpoints.

    60 full tests · 2280 practice items · 55 to 60 minutes, 38 questions across 4 parts

    FAQ

    CELPIP Reading questions

    The Reading section is 55 to 60 minutes long, with 38 questions across four parts. Time management is critical. Most test-takers find Part 4 (Viewpoints) the most demanding.

    You read a personal email (Part 1), a diagram with an email reply (Part 2), an informational article in several paragraphs (Part 3), and an opinion piece with a reader comment (Part 4).

    Yes. Pick a single part to drill, or work through complete tests in order. Both give the same instant feedback and answer explanations.

    Parts 1, 2, and 4 include reply questions where you choose the best word from a dropdown. Each correct dropdown is worth one point, and the answer key explains every wrong option.

    Every Reading passage matches the length, difficulty and CLB level of the official CELPIP test, and the question types match one for one.