Information – CELPIP Listening Task 3: Asking About a Lost and Found Policy at a Recreation Centre

Instruction

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CELPIP tip — read before you start

Information tasks reward note-taking on steps, locations, and requirements. Listen for sequence markers (first, then, finally) and repeat key numbers quietly as you hear them.

For "Asking About a Lost and Found Policy at a Recreation Centre," expect language tied to: In this part, you will hear someone providing information, such as a recorded message or announcement. You will answer 6 questions that test your ability to und….

In the first passage, A man is asking a front desk attendant about a jacket he may have left behind.

In the second passage, A woman is asking a city employee about registering for a composting class.

CELPIP Listening practice strategy

Improve Listening by training note-taking, identifying key details, and tracking distractors such as similar numbers, dates, or paraphrased options.

Review every missed item by question type, then repeat a similar task under timed conditions to build accuracy and consistency for the real CELPIP test.

A high-scoring routine uses short, repeatable cycles. First, complete one listening set without pausing. Second, review only your incorrect answers and identify exactly why each distractor looked correct. Third, replay critical moments and practice capturing keywords in fewer words. This improves both speed and attention.

Focus especially on transitions, speaker intent, and paraphrased details. Many losses happen when learners search for exact words instead of meaning. Building this paraphrase recognition skill makes your performance more stable across different topics and accents.

In the final preparation phase, simulate real test pressure by practicing with strict timing and no interruptions. Then compare results across several attempts to confirm that your accuracy stays consistent. Consistency, not one perfect attempt, is the best predictor of exam-day listening success.