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CELPIP Practice Reading: Reading to Apply a Diagram ID: #59911 Medium Choosing Children's Activities

Read the following email message about the diagram on the left. Complete the email by filling in the blanks. Select the best choice for each blank from the drop-down menu (▾).

To: Mary
From: Sandy
Date: September 8
Subject: Activities for Alex and Melissa

Hi Mary,

I picked up this guide at Cedar Park yesterday and thought of the children. Alex has hockey most days, but his Mondays are free, so 1.
looks like a good fit for him. He would enjoy meeting other kids who like to think a problem through.

You mentioned that Melissa wants help rebuilding her confidence in school math. You finish work early on Tuesdays and Thursdays, so 2.
would be easy to fit in. That seems ideal for her. At that program, she can 3.
, as long as she brings her school books.

Melissa sounded excited about soccer, but it takes up 4.
for a full ten-week season. Would those days work for you? If that is too much, karate offers 5.
for $40, with the uniform included.

These are just ideas. I would ask each child which activity matters most before you sign anything.

Cheers,
Sandy

Using the drop-down menu (▾), choose the best option.

Sandy is mainly writing to 6.


Unlike Math and Chess, Homework Club would 7.


Before anyone signs up, Sandy suggests that Mary 8.

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