German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: 'The center of a circle' is correctly described as 'Mitte', as it refers to the central point. The other options, such as 'corner', 'edge', and 'height', refer to different parts or aspects that are not central.

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'I used Filz to make a warm scarf.' because 'Filz' is a material used for crafting, like making scarves. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Filz' as something related to trees, drinks, or writing, which are not correct usages.

Clarification: The sentence 'Das Essen ist auf dem Tisch.' translates to 'The food is on the table.' It correctly uses 'Essen' as a noun meaning 'food'. 'Essen' cannot be used to mean 'new' or 'to eat a book'.

Clarification: 'Pollution' is related to 'Umwelt' as it affects the environment. 'Cooking', 'Reading', and 'Sleeping' are activities that aren't directly related to the environment.

Clarification: 'Vater' means 'Father' in English. 'Mother' is 'Mutter', 'Brother' is 'Bruder', and 'Sister' is 'Schwester' in German.

Clarification: 'Wo ist die Toilette?' correctly translates to 'Where is the toilet?' in English. The other options ask for the location of the kitchen ('Küche'), bedroom ('Schlafzimmer'), and living room ('Wohnzimmer').

Clarification: You would not use 'Entschuldigung' to introduce yourself; you would typically use 'Hallo' or 'Ich heiße'. 'Entschuldigung' is appropriate for getting past someone, interrupting politely, or apologizing for being late.

Clarification: 'Gefunden' means 'found,' which is the opposite of 'lost' ('verloren'). 'Verkauft' means 'sold,' 'gekauft' means 'bought,' and 'gelernt' means 'learned,' none of which are antonyms of 'lost.'

Clarification: Sentence 'b' correctly uses 'Paket' to describe a package being on the table. 'Paket' refers to a parcel or box, so sentences 'a', 'c', and 'd' incorrectly use 'Paket' to describe cookies, clothing, and a drink.

Clarification: A 'Suite' is a set of rooms in a hotel, so it typically contains a bed. A car, garden, or boat are not typically found inside a suite.

Clarification: The word 'Personal' is used to describe a group of employees in a company. Options b, c, and d are incorrect as they do not relate to the concept of staff or workforce.

Clarification: Option 'c' is correct because 'am meisten' is used to compare quantities, such as how much water you drank compared to others. Option 'a' focuses on preference, not quantity. Option 'b' could be misconstrued, but it usually involves describing size, not comparing amounts. Option 'd' is about reasons, not quantities.

Clarification: 'Reisen' means 'to travel' in English. The other options are different verbs: 'lesen' (to read), 'schreiben' (to write), and 'singen' (to sing).

Clarification: A 'Kommode' is most commonly found in a bedroom, where it is used to store clothes. It's not typically found in the kitchen, bathroom, or garage.

Clarification: Potatoes are a common ingredient in many types of 'Kloß' (dumplings). Chocolate, rice, and pasta are not typical ingredients for 'Kloß'.

Clarification: Someone with a lot of 'Macht' is 'Powerful'. The other options are incorrect: 'Hungry' means in need of food, 'Tired' means needing rest, and 'Silent' means not making noise.

Clarification: A 'Fackel' is used to illuminate a dark path. It is not used for storing water, writing letters, or cooking food.

Clarification: 'Bibliothek' means 'Library' in English. A 'Bookstore' would be 'Buchhandlung', a 'School' is 'Schule', and an 'Office' is 'Büro'.

Clarification: The word 'obere' is used to describe something that is at the top or upper part, such as a shelf. It does not fit with 'floor' or 'basement', which are typically lower levels. 'Obere apartment' can be correct, but 'obere part of the basement' is contradictory, as basements are usually below ground.

Clarification: The word for 'strength' in German is 'Stärke'. 'Schwäche' means 'weakness', 'Freude' means 'joy', and 'Trauer' means 'sadness', none of which are correct for 'strength'.

Clarification: 'Gases' are substances that expand to fill the space they're in, so they can 'float in the air'. The other options don't make sense: Gases can't be read, owned as a favorite color, or typically found in a kitchen without context.

Clarification: 'Pantoffel' means 'slipper' in English. The other options are incorrect because 'Hat' is 'Hut', 'Glove' is 'Handschuh', and 'Belt' is 'Gürtel' in German.

Clarification: 'Anerkennung' means 'recognition' in English. The other options are unrelated: 'Book' is 'Buch', 'Garden' is 'Garten', and 'Chair' is 'Stuhl'.

Clarification: The word 'Biss' in German translates to 'Bite' in English. 'Kiss' is 'Kuss', 'Run' is 'Laufen', and 'Walk' is 'Gehen'.

Clarification: In this context, 'Version' refers to the edition of the software, meaning it is out of date. 'Type' and 'Update' could be related but don't translate to 'Version'. 'Error' is unrelated to the context.

Clarification: 'Einrichtung' in German translates to 'furniture' in English. It refers to items used to make a room or building suitable for living or working, such as chairs, tables, etc. The other options are types of places or buildings.

Clarification: 'Versorgung' is used in contexts related to providing necessary items like food and water. It is not related to places, books, or gardening.

Clarification: You would use 'Kamerad' when introducing or talking about a friend. It is not appropriate for describing a meal, naming a city, or talking about the weather.

Clarification: The sentence 'The ship's passengers gathered on the deck to watch the sunset.' uses 'Deck' correctly, referring to the part of the ship. The other sentences either misuse 'Deck' in a household or computer context or confuse it with a deck of cards.

Clarification: 'Sinn' can be a synonym for 'Bedeutung', as it also relates to 'meaning' in certain contexts. 'Ton' (b) means 'sound', 'Farbe' (c) means 'color', and 'Licht' (d) means 'light', none of which relate to 'meaning'.