CELPIP Speaking Questions

Because Task 3 and Task 4 are built on the same image: one asks you to describe the scene, the other to say what happens next in it. PrepAmigo keeps them in a single set so that both are answered against the same picture. The official numbering is untouched, and the page for that set covers Task 3 and Task 4 explicitly.

Yes, and the browser needs permission to use it. Any built-in laptop or phone microphone is adequate — what is being judged is your answer, not your audio quality. Test it once before your first timed session so that the first thing you meet is not a permissions dialog.

It varies by task. Task 1 gives 30 seconds of preparation and 90 seconds of speaking; Task 2 gives 30 seconds and 60. Each practice set runs a preparation timer followed by a recording timer, so pacing is rehearsed alongside the content rather than after it.

An automatic score together with written feedback on the answer you recorded. That is what makes a second attempt at the same prompt worth doing: you know what to change before you press record again.

Only if you have no idea where you stand. Once you do, order matters far less than repetition — take the task you avoid, work through its page for a block of sessions, and use the counts here to check you have not quietly abandoned the other six.

Yes, and it is usually the better use of a session. Speaking improves through repetition of one prompt more than through breadth: record, listen, note the single thing you would change, record again. Nothing about a set is consumed by attempting it.