German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: Sentence 'b' is correct because 'Balkon' is a place where people might have breakfast. Sentence 'a' is incorrect because you do not cook on a balcony. Sentence 'c' is incorrect because you do not park a car on a balcony. Sentence 'd' is incorrect because people typically do not sleep on a balcony.

Clarification: The sentence 'I want to eat a Salat for lunch.' uses 'Salat' correctly as it refers to eating a salad. The other sentences use 'Salat' incorrectly as it cannot be a drink, fly, or be turned on.

Clarification: A 'Wurzel' or root anchors the plant in the soil and absorbs water and nutrients. It does not collect sunlight (leaves do this), produce seeds (flowers do this), or have colors (petals of flowers do this).

Clarification: 'Es gibt viele Bücher.' correctly uses 'es' in an impersonal construction meaning 'There are many books.' This is a common structure in German to express existence. In the other sentences, 'es' is incorrectly used as a subject for actions that require specific nouns.

Clarification: 'Sie' is used for formal address, suitable for strangers. 'Du' is informal 'you', 'Ich' means 'I', and 'Er' means 'he'.

Clarification: 'Diskussion' means 'discussion', which is similar in meaning to 'conversation'. The other words are unrelated: 'Haus' means 'house', 'Stuhl' means 'chair', and 'Tasche' means 'bag'.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich möchte ein neues Spielzeug' translates to 'I want a new toy.' The child is asking for a toy, not a book, shirt, or bike.

Clarification: 'Durcheinander' is a German synonym for 'Verwirrung', both meaning confusion. 'Freude' means joy, 'Licht' means light, and 'Stärke' means strength, which are not synonyms for confusion.

Clarification: 'Kaffee' is a type of beverage, specifically a drink made from roasted coffee beans. It is not a fruit, vegetable, or dessert.

Clarification: 'Arbeiter' means 'worker' in English. 'Teacher' is 'Lehrer', 'Student' is 'Student', and 'Driver' is 'Fahrer' in German.

Clarification: The 'skeleton' is the framework of the human body, so option b is correct. A car engine, tree leaf, and cloud formation do not correspond to a 'Skelett'.

Clarification: An 'Unfall' refers to an accident, such as a car crash on the road. The other situations (a wedding ceremony, a shopping trip, a day at the beach) do not typically involve accidents.

Clarification: 'Well-being' is the best synonym for 'Gesundheit' as it relates to health. 'Illness', 'Sadness', and 'Danger' are incorrect as they imply negative states, opposite of health.

Clarification: 'Das Ganze' means 'the entire thing' or 'the whole'. It does not refer to a single item, a part, or a broken piece.

Clarification: Planning a trip involves having an 'intention' or 'purpose', which is what 'Absicht' means. Sleeping, eating, and watching TV are activities that do not inherently involve intention or planning.

Clarification: A 'Pfeife' is often used in the context of smoking. It is not used for drawing ('Zeichnen'), cooking ('Kochen'), or reading ('Lesen').

Clarification: 'Angelegenheit' is suitable when discussing a business problem as it means 'matter' or 'issue'. It is not used for activities like playing music, cooking, or watching movies.

Clarification: The sentence 'I can hear the Donner during the storm.' correctly uses 'Donner' to refer to the sound of thunder. The other sentences misuse the word in contexts unrelated to its meaning.

Clarification: The correct answer is 'Criminal'. 'Verbrecher' means someone who commits a crime. The other options are professions that do not relate to crime.

Clarification: The correct answer is 'Thief'. Both 'Verbrecher' and 'Thief' are related to crime, as a thief is a type of criminal. 'Victim' is someone affected by a crime, not the perpetrator, and 'Teacher' and 'Student' are unrelated.

Clarification: 'Bewusstsein' is a noun in German, referring to a concept (consciousness). It is not a verb, adjective, or adverb.

Clarification: Silk, or 'Seide', is often described as smooth due to its texture. It is not typically heavy, rough, or brittle.

Clarification: A 'Geldbörse' is used when you need to pay for something, such as buying a coffee. The other activities do not require a wallet.

Clarification: 'Mord' means 'murder', which is somewhat related as both involve death, but 'Selbstmord' specifically means 'suicide'. 'Tod' means 'death', 'Sterben' means 'to die', and 'Verzweiflung' means 'despair'.

Clarification: A 'Hinweis' can be related to 'advice', 'suggestion', or 'instruction' as they all involve giving a hint or directive. 'Mountain' has no relation to the meaning of 'Hinweis'.

Clarification: Option 'b' is correct because 'living in a Realität' means living in reality. 'Sweet', 'flower', and 'like Realität' are incorrect contexts because 'Realität' doesn't describe taste or physical objects.

Clarification: The correct translation is 'My favorite is the dog.' 'Mein' translates to 'my', 'Liebling' to 'favorite', and 'der Hund' to 'the dog'. The other options have incorrect translations of the words.

Clarification: 'Sonnenbrille' is the German word for 'sunglasses'. 'Hat' is 'Hut', 'Scarf' is 'Schal', and 'Watch' is 'Uhr' in German.

Clarification: 'Der Diamant ist teuer' translates to 'The diamond is expensive.' 'Teuer' means 'expensive', not 'cheap', 'old', or 'small'.

Clarification: The word 'Kuppel' refers to a dome, which is a type of roof. It does not refer to a door, wall, or floor.