Full-length practice test
All four components in the real order — Listening (6 parts) · Reading (4 parts) · Writing (2 tasks) · Speaking (8 tasks) — about 171 minutes, like test day. Listening, Reading and Writing are scored; Speaking is recorded practice you self-review, because the real test is human-rated.
Real exams are computer-based. For the true side-by-side screen, use a laptop or a tablet in landscape — on a phone the passage and questions stack.
Listen to the message and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
You will hear an informational recording. Answer the question based on what you hear.
You will hear an informational recording. Answer the question based on what you hear.
You will hear an informational recording. Answer the question based on what you hear.
You will hear an informational recording. Answer the question based on what you hear.
You will hear an informational recording. Answer the question based on what you hear.
You will hear an informational recording. Answer the question based on what you hear.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
Listen to the recording and answer the question.
You will hear a person express opinions on a topic. Answer the question based on what you hear.
You will hear a person express opinions on a topic. Answer the question based on what you hear.
You will hear a person express opinions on a topic. Answer the question based on what you hear.
You will hear a person express opinions on a topic. Answer the question based on what you hear.
You will hear a person express opinions on a topic. Answer the question based on what you hear.
You will hear a person express opinions on a topic. Answer the question based on what you hear.
Answer what you can, then submit once for your score. Scored in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Real exams are computer-based. For the true side-by-side screen, use a laptop or a tablet in landscape — on a phone the passage and questions stack.
Read the message and answer the question.
Read the message and answer the question.
Read the message and answer the question.
Read the message and answer the question.
Read the message and answer the question.
Read the message and answer the question.
Read Omar's reply to Helen. Choose the best option from each menu to complete the reply.
Hi Helen, I'm delighted you'll be using the cabin over the . Arriving on Friday night is no problem: Mrs. Lindqvist stays up late, so just knock on her door and she'll hand you the . The pump manual is in the drawer beside the stove, and I'd be very grateful if Gord could . Pepper is welcome too, and she can sleep indoors, so there's no need to trouble your . Since you insist, you can leave a little money on the table for the . Enjoy the lake! Omar
Read the message and use the schedule to answer the question.
Read the message and use the schedule to answer the question.
Read the message and use the schedule to answer the question.
Read the message and use the schedule to answer the question.
Read the message and use the parking map to answer the question. Choose the correct location (A–F).
Read the message and use the parking map to answer the question. Choose the correct location (A–F).
Read the message and use the parking map to answer the question. Choose the correct location (A–F).
Read the message and use the floor plan to answer the question. Choose the correct location (A–F).
Read the text and answer the question.
Read the text and answer the question.
Read the text and answer the question.
Read the text and answer the question.
Read the text and answer the question.
Read the text and answer the question.
Read the text and answer the question.
Read the text and answer the question.
Read the text and answer the question.
Read the article and answer the question.
Read the article and answer the question.
Read the article and answer the question.
Read the article and answer the question.
Read the article and answer the question.
Read a comment posted in response to the article. Choose the best option from each menu to complete the comment.
Comment from J. Mercier: I learned to skate at Bayview, so I understand why people are upset. But the numbers are hard to argue with: last winter we got barely weeks of skating. Because a provincial would pay for most of the court, the town's share is actually smaller than the cost of the old rink. I also think Mr. Kowalczyk's concern can be partly answered, since the new surface can still be for skating when it's cold enough. Anyone who disagrees should come to the on March 12 and say so.
Answer what you can, then submit once for your score. Scored in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Write an email to your building manager reporting a problem in your apartment and requesting that it be fixed. Explain the problem, when it started, and how it affects you.
This is an unofficial practice estimate computed entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded. It is not an official score. Grammar and spelling use a basic check until you begin writing; the full offline engine then loads on demand.
Your city council is asking residents for feedback on an empty lot on Birch Street: should it become a community garden, or a small public playground? Choose one option and explain your reasons, including an example.
This is an unofficial practice estimate computed entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded. It is not an official score. Grammar and spelling use a basic check until you begin writing; the full offline engine then loads on demand.
A cousin is moving to your city next month and has asked where they should look for an apartment. Give them advice about choosing a neighbourhood and what to watch out for when renting.
Private: your recording stays in this browser and is never uploaded. We don't score speaking — real pronunciation and fluency need a human (or the test's own machine), so use the sample to self-assess.
Talk about a time you learned something new that turned out to be useful. What was it, how did you learn it, and why did it matter to you?
Private: your recording stays in this browser and is never uploaded. We don't score speaking — real pronunciation and fluency need a human (or the test's own machine), so use the sample to self-assess.
Imagine a busy farmers’ market on a Saturday morning: stalls of fruit and vegetables, a musician playing, families walking through. Describe what you see, hear, and what people are doing.
Private: your recording stays in this browser and is never uploaded. We don't score speaking — real pronunciation and fluency need a human (or the test's own machine), so use the sample to self-assess.
Look at the same market scene. One stall owner has just started packing up early while dark clouds gather overhead. Predict what will happen next and explain why.
Private: your recording stays in this browser and is never uploaded. We don't score speaking — real pronunciation and fluency need a human (or the test's own machine), so use the sample to self-assess.
Your community centre can fund only one of two options: longer evening hours, or new weekend programs for children. Choose one, compare it with the other, and persuade the committee to fund your choice.
Private: your recording stays in this browser and is never uploaded. We don't score speaking — real pronunciation and fluency need a human (or the test's own machine), so use the sample to self-assess.
You booked a hotel room for a family trip, but on arrival you are told your room type is unavailable and only a smaller, more expensive room is left. Speak to the front-desk manager and explain what you would like them to do.
Private: your recording stays in this browser and is never uploaded. We don't score speaking — real pronunciation and fluency need a human (or the test's own machine), so use the sample to self-assess.
Some people think students should take a year off to work or travel before starting university; others think they should go straight from school. Give your opinion and explain your reasons.
Private: your recording stays in this browser and is never uploaded. We don't score speaking — real pronunciation and fluency need a human (or the test's own machine), so use the sample to self-assess.
You are video-calling a friend to describe something strange you saw on your street this morning that you cannot fully explain. Describe what you saw so your friend can picture it.
Private: your recording stays in this browser and is never uploaded. We don't score speaking — real pronunciation and fluency need a human (or the test's own machine), so use the sample to self-assess.
After the mock: turn your weakest component into your next week
- Find your lowest component. IRCC uses each skill separately, so the lowest one decides your CLB — that is the one to train first.
- Listening or Reading low? Drill the weakest part on its own: Listening parts · Reading parts.
- Writing? Redo a task in Writing practice and ask for the optional AI analysis, then compare with the Task 1 samples.
- Speaking? Repeat tasks in the Speaking lab with free AI feedback, up to 5 checks a day.
- Sit the mock again in a week and compare the same component — progress on your lowest skill is what moves your CLB.