German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: 'Einige' functions as a pronoun in German, used to refer to an unspecified number of things or people. It is not a noun (a person, place, thing), an adjective (a word that describes a noun), or an adverb (a word that modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs).

Clarification: The subject 'Wir' (we) requires the verb form 'bauen'. 'Baut' is for 'er/sie/es', 'baue' is for 'ich', and 'baust' is for 'du'.

Clarification: A book commonly has a 'Titel' (title). Bananas, chairs, and rivers do not typically have titles.

Clarification: The correct word is 'Helm', which means 'helmet'. A 'Hut' is a hat, a 'Schal' is a scarf, and a 'Mantel' is a coat, none of which are appropriate for motorcycle safety.

Clarification: The correct translation is 'Mein Arm tut weh.', which means 'My arm hurts.' The other options refer to different body parts: 'Mein Bein' (my leg), 'Meine Hand' (my hand), and 'Mein Kopf' (my head).

Clarification: 'Schlag' involves a striking action, such as hitting a drum. Washing, writing, and reading do not involve the striking action that 'Schlag' implies.

Clarification: 'Zelle' translates to 'cell' in English. 'House' is 'Haus', 'Chair' is 'Stuhl', and 'Tree' is 'Baum' in German.

Clarification: The sentence translates to 'I like to listen to a song.' The word 'Lied' fits the blank, as it means 'song'. 'Buch' means 'book', 'Tanz' means 'dance', and 'Auto' means 'car', which do not fit the context of listening.

Clarification: 'Stück' means 'piece' which is similar to 'Teil' meaning 'part'. 'Ganze' means 'whole', 'Nichts' means 'nothing', and 'Viel' means 'much', which are not synonyms of 'Teil'.

Clarification: 'Bestimmen' is often used to describe the action of deciding or determining something, such as choosing a leader. The other actions 'eating dinner', 'listening to music', and 'walking the dog' are not typically described with 'bestimmen'.

Clarification: A 'Ziege', or goat, cannot fly. Goats typically have horns, eat grass, and are often found on farms. Option (b) is incorrect as it describes a capability not associated with goats.

Clarification: A person would say 'Ich bin beschäftigt' when they are working on a project, as it means they are busy. Being on vacation, sleeping, or eating lunch doesn't typically imply being busy in the context of this phrase.

Clarification: 'Echo' in German means 'Echo' in English. It refers to a sound that is reflected off a surface and heard again. The other options are general terms for sound but do not specifically mean 'Echo'.

Clarification: 'Smooth' is related to 'Haut' as it often describes the texture of skin. 'Building', 'Fast', and 'Loud' are not related to skin.

Clarification: A 'Bed' (Bett) is typically not found in an office ('Büro'). Desks, computers, and chairs are common items in an office.

Clarification: Sentence 'b' correctly uses 'explosion' to describe a loud noise heard in the distance. The other sentences use 'explosion' metaphorically or incorrectly describe a taste, fashion, or a calming effect.

Clarification: The word 'Brücke' translates to 'bridge' in English. 'Book' is 'Buch', 'Bread' is 'Brot', and 'Broom' is 'Besen' in German.

Clarification: 'Wut' means 'Angry'. The options 'Calm', 'Happy', and 'Excited' do not represent anger.

Clarification: 'Anwalt' means 'Lawyer' in English. The other options are incorrect translations: 'Doctor' is 'Arzt', 'Teacher' is 'Lehrer', and 'Engineer' is 'Ingenieur' in German.

Clarification: The word 'Braut' refers to a bride, who traditionally wears a white dress. The other options describe activities not specifically associated with a bride.

Clarification: The correct spelling is 'Eimer'. 'Imer', 'Aimer', and 'Eimar' are incorrect spellings.

Clarification: 'Stier' means 'bull' in English. 'Star' is 'Stern', 'Flower' is 'Blume', and 'Mountain' is 'Berg' in German.

Clarification: The word 'Möglichkeit' means 'possibility', which is a synonym for 'Chance'. The other options mean 'table', 'color', and 'house', respectively, which 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: The word 'Gefangene' refers to a 'Prisoner', so it is used in the context of a prison. The other options are unrelated environments.

Clarification: The sentence 'Der Maler malt ein Bild.' means 'The painter paints a picture.', which correctly uses 'Maler'. The other sentences describe actions not typically associated with a painter.

Clarification: In this context, 'Exhibit' is the closest synonym for 'Sektion', referring to a part of a museum. 'Meal', 'Song', and 'Weather' do not fit the context of a museum section.

Clarification: 'Ruine' is the German word for 'ruin'. 'Haus' means 'house', 'Baum' means 'tree', and 'Auto' means 'car'.

Clarification: 'Der Fotograf nimmt schöne Bilder.' means 'The photographer takes beautiful pictures.' This is the correct use of 'Fotograf'. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Fotograf' in contexts unrelated to photography.

Clarification: 'Danke' means 'thank you' and 'Bitte' means 'please', both of which are polite words in German. 'Fick' is not a polite term. Therefore, the correct answer is 'Both a and c'.