German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: The correct translation is 'Nur einen Moment, bitte.' where 'einen Moment' is the accusative case used after 'nur'. Options 'a', 'c', and 'd' are incorrect translations.

Clarification: 'Tier' belongs to the category 'Animal'. It does not relate to 'Food', 'Transportation', or 'Furniture' at all.

Clarification: You are most likely to see a 'Schlange' (snake) at a zoo. Libraries, computers, and classrooms are not typical places to find snakes.

Clarification: 'Eile' means 'hurry' in English. The other options are incorrect translations: 'Ice' is 'Eis', 'Island' is 'Insel', and 'Egg' is 'Ei'.

Clarification: 'Rasch' also means 'fast' or 'quick' in German, similar to 'schnell'. 'Langsam' means 'slow', which is the opposite. 'Kalt' and 'heiß' mean 'cold' and 'hot', respectively, and do not relate to speed.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich tanze gerne am Wochenende.' means 'I like to dance on weekends.' It correctly uses 'tanzen' in the context of dancing. The other sentences are incorrect as they use 'tanzen' with objects that cannot be danced (a book, an apple, a table).

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'I use a Bürste to comb my hair.' A brush is used for hair, not for drinking, writing, or driving.

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'She used a hammer to drive the nail into the wall.' This describes the proper use of a hammer. The other sentences incorrectly use a hammer for writing, pouring soup, and listening to music.

Clarification: A 'Schild' with a red circle often indicates a warning or a restriction, such as 'stop' or 'no entry'. It does not suggest speed, relaxation, or a menu.

Clarification: The correct plural form of 'Blase' is 'Blasen'. 'Blases', 'Blasi', and 'Blaseen' are incorrect plural forms.

Clarification: Old clothes are commonly stored in an attic ('Dachboden'). Bicycles, refrigerators, and televisions are less typical for attic storage.

Clarification: The correct form is 'wissen' for 'wir' (we). 'Weiß' is for 'ich', 'weißt' is for 'du', and 'wisst' is for 'ihr'.

Clarification: 'Theke' in German translates to 'counter' in English. A counter is the flat surface in a shop or bar where transactions occur. 'Table', 'Chair', and 'Cup' are not related to the meaning of 'Theke'.

Clarification: A 'wand' is commonly associated with a wizard ('Zauberer'). The other items are tools for different professions: 'hammer' for construction, 'stethoscope' for medicine, and 'calculator' for mathematics.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich möchte den Tisch rücken.' means 'I want to move the table.' This correctly uses 'rücken' to mean moving or shifting an object. The other sentences incorrectly use 'rücken' with objects or actions that don't typically involve moving something.

Clarification: The correct word is 'unter', meaning 'under'. The sentence translates to 'The keys are under the jacket.' 'Über' means 'above', 'neben' means 'beside', and 'vor' means 'in front of'.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich habe eine Feder in meinem Haar.' correctly uses 'Feder' to mean 'feather'. 'Das Feder ist auf dem Tisch.' should be 'Die Feder ist auf dem Tisch.' due to gender agreement. 'Ich trinke Feder.' is incorrect as you cannot drink a feather. 'Die Feder rennt schnell.' is incorrect because a feather cannot run.

Clarification: 'Dampf' means 'steam' in English. 'Water' is 'Wasser', 'Smoke' is 'Rauch', and 'Fire' is 'Feuer'.

Clarification: 'Durch das Fenster' means 'by the window' in terms of passing through. 'Durch die Tür' means 'through the door', 'neben das Fenster' means 'next to the window', and 'unter dem Fenster' means 'under the window'.

Clarification: 'Zigarre' refers to a tobacco product, specifically a cigar. It is not a musical instrument, food, or vehicle.

Clarification: The correct word is 'Bevölkerung', meaning 'population', which fits the context of people in the city being friendly. 'Möbel' (furniture), 'Auto' (car), and 'Kuchen' (cake) are unrelated.

Clarification: 'Der Drache fliegt hoch am Himmel.' means 'The dragon flies high in the sky.' The other sentences are incorrect because you cannot drink or eat a dragon, and 'Drache' is masculine, so it should be 'Der Drache', not 'Das Drache'.

Clarification: A 'Rakete' is typically associated with flying and space travel. It is not a musical instrument ('b'), a fruit ('c'), or footwear ('d').

Clarification: 'Exemplar' is related to 'Examples' as it refers to a sample or model. The other categories, such as Food, Animals, and Colors, do not fit the meaning of 'Exemplar'.

Clarification: 'Gleichgewicht' translates to 'balance' in English. The other options like 'height', 'speed', and 'strength' do not relate to the concept of balance.

Clarification: Personal reflections are typically found in a 'Journal', as it is a personal record of thoughts and experiences. News articles, grocery lists, and instruction manuals are unrelated to the typical content of a journal.

Clarification: Sentence 'b' is correct because 'doppelt' refers to a 'double portion'. Other sentences misuse 'doppelt' in contexts where 'double' does not logically apply.

Clarification: 'Fortschritt machen' translates to 'to make progress'. The verbs 'essen' (to eat), 'laufen' (to run), and 'schlafen' (to sleep) do not fit logically with the concept of progress.

Clarification: An altar is most commonly found in a church, where it serves a central role in religious activities. Museums, hospitals, and banks do not typically have altars as part of their structure.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich habe die Verantwortung für das Projekt.' correctly uses 'Verantwortung' in the context of having responsibility. The other sentences use 'Verantwortung' in incorrect contexts.