Independent reading-study reference. Official examples and certificates are external; our original practice does not establish a TEF score, CEFR/NCLC level or program eligibility.
Start a free twenty-question reading set →40 questions across 51 screens
The current CCI page distinguishes scored questions from all interface screens. Some screens provide instructions or transitions. In reading, the publisher permits free navigation and one answer from four choices.
Our timed exercise uses forty original questions and a sixty-minute clock. Its teaching categories and question order are independent choices; it does not copy the official screen sequence or claim calibrated difficulty.
| Official reading detail | Current publisher description |
|---|---|
| Questions | 40 |
| Total screens | 51, including instructions and transitions |
| Time | 60 minutes |
| Choices | 4, with 1 correct |
| Raw marking | Correct +1; wrong or blank 0 |
Choose a study format for the task
Use a short set to work through twenty items with immediate explanations. Six disjoint short sets cover all 120 original concepts. A topic drill concentrates on one reading job, such as cloze grammar or identifying an argument.
For timed work, select a forty-question mixed exercise or the fresh-draw simulator. Both use this same bank, so different mixed attempts may overlap. Their 80% target measures independent study progress. The five genres and equal mix are a teaching arrangement, not an official section blueprint.
For offline work, the printable selection contains forty items and an explained key on separate pages. The official PDF and tutorial are external resources with their own publisher identity.
A correct-answer count is not a calibrated TEF result
CCI reports a calibrated score from 0 to 699 for each ability and explains that question difficulty is considered when converting the raw total. The certificate also gives CEFR and NCLC information and older score equivalencies.
Our questions have not been calibrated against that official scale. A percentage therefore cannot establish a certificate score, NCLC level or immigration result, even when the count and time resemble the official reading format.
Original numerical learning example
32 correct answers out of our 40 original questions is 80% practice accuracy. It reaches our chosen study target.
That arithmetic does not provide a score out of 699 or an NCLC level. Use an actual official certificate and the applicable official guidance for those purposes.
Express Entry: read the certificate column carefully
At the time of this check, IRCC instructs TEF Canada applicants using Express Entry to enter the certificate column labelled “Équivalence ancien score”, not “Score /699”. These are different score references on an actual certificate.
This is a current form-specific instruction, not a conversion we can perform from practice accuracy. Check IRCC’s live instructions for your certificate and purpose; do not substitute a result from this website.
Source: IRCC — current Express Entry language-test instructions ↗Keep the source of a question visible
CCI provides public reading examples and an interface tutorial through its preparation resources. They are official publisher material and remain on the publisher’s site.
Our 120 documents, questions, choices, charts and explanations are fictional original study material. A source link describing the test format does not mean CCI authored, reviewed or calibrated any of our items.
Source: CCI — preparation and public examples ↗