CELPIP READING PART 2

Reading Comprehension Builder

Understanding a Diagram and a Related Message

Part 1 — Understanding the Diagram
Study the Medical Insurance diagram carefully. Pay attention to the different sections and categories in the diagram. Then answer the comprehesion questions related to diagram and email.
Question 1 of 13
Category Differentiation

1. An applicant who has experienced an ongoing health problem should describe it under rather than in the section about recent treatment.

 
Category Differentiation

2. The section about previous medical conditions asks applicants to identify even if they are not currently receiving treatment.

 
Category Differentiation

3. Unlike the current medications section, the medication details section asks applicants to provide for every medicine they are taking.

 
Specific Details

4. Applicants who are expecting a baby need to provide when completing the pregnancy information section.

 
Specific Details

5. If an applicant had surgery eight months ago, they should include in the recent illness, injury, or surgery section.

 
Rephrased Meaning

6. The instruction to list over-the-counter medicines means applicants should include even when a doctor's prescription is unnecessary.

 
Rephrased Meaning

7. A person who previously received treatment for asthma should because the application requests information about past diagnoses.

 
Rephrased Meaning

8. After applicants return the completed form, the insurance provider will before informing them about the next steps.

 
Diagram Practice Complete ✓

You have completed the eight diagram comprehension questions.

Part 2 — Reading a Related Email
Read the email carefully. Focus on the writer, the receiver, the purpose of the message, and the information being requested.
To: Insurance Applications Department
From: Olivia Bennett
Subject: Questions About My Insurance Application

Dear Applications Officer,

I recently received the General Medical Insurance Application form and would like to clarify a few details before submitting it.

I was diagnosed with asthma several years ago, but I have not needed treatment for more than two years. I am unsure whether I should include this condition because I no longer experience regular symptoms.

I also take vitamins daily and occasionally use medication for headaches. However, I cannot remember the exact name of one of the medicines I purchased last month. Would it be acceptable to provide this information after submitting the application?

Finally, I had a minor operation approximately ten months ago. Although I have fully recovered, I would like to confirm whether I still need to include the surgery in my medical history.

I would appreciate your guidance so that I can complete the application accurately and avoid unnecessary delays.

Sincerely,
Olivia Bennett

Question 9 of 13
Writer and Receiver

9. Olivia is contacting the insurance department because she ______.

 
Overall Meaning

10. The main purpose of Olivia's message is to ______.

 
Specific Information

11. Olivia is uncertain about reporting her asthma because she ______.

 
Specific Information

12. What information is Olivia unable to provide immediately?

 
Writer's Concern

13. Olivia mentions her previous surgery because she wants to know whether ______.

 
Email Practice Complete ✓

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Reading Part 2 Complete ✓

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