German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: 'Einfach' is used to describe something that is 'simple' or 'easy'. In option 'a', it describes a math problem as simple. Options 'b', 'c', and 'd' incorrectly use 'einfach' with nouns that do not match its meaning.

Clarification: 'Reich' means 'rich' in English. The other options are incorrect translations. 'Poor' is 'arm', 'tall' is 'groß', and 'small' is 'klein' in German.

Clarification: 'Sie' in German can mean 'You' in a formal context. 'He' would be 'Er', 'They' can also be 'Sie' but is less common for A1 level without context, and 'We' is 'Wir'.

Clarification: 'Baum' means 'tree' and is commonly associated with 'Wald' (forest). 'Auto' means 'car', 'Tisch' means 'table', and 'Stadt' means 'city', none of which are directly related to a forest.

Clarification: The correct use of 'Englisch' is in the context of speaking a language. Options b, c, and d are incorrect because 'Englisch' refers to the English language, not food, clothing, or a location.

Clarification: The word 'Zustand' in German translates to 'Condition' in English. The other options are incorrect because 'Friend' is 'Freund', 'Table' is 'Tisch', and 'Color' is 'Farbe' in German.

Clarification: Sentence 'b' correctly uses 'Fahrspur' to indicate a lane on the road. Sentences 'a' and 'c' misuse 'Fahrspur' in contexts unrelated to road lanes, and 'd' is incorrect because you don't park on a lane.

Clarification: 'Ich bekomme Besuch' means 'I am getting a visit', which implies they are expecting guests. The other options are incorrect: it does not imply receiving a book, a car, or a letter.

Clarification: Animals use their claws to scratch, which makes 'a' the correct answer. Swimming, flying, and singing do not involve the use of claws.

Clarification: 'Furniture' is not a correct translation for 'Personal.' The correct translations are 'Workforce,' 'Team,' and 'Staff' as they relate to employees or groups of people working together.

Clarification: The word 'Karte' in German can mean 'card' (like a playing card or a credit card) or 'map'. In this context, 'card' is the most common translation at the A1 level.

Clarification: The opposite of 'to kill' (töten) is 'to save'. 'To die' is related but not the opposite, while 'to jump' and 'to run' are unrelated actions.

Clarification: 'Ziel' means 'goal' in English. The other options are unrelated: 'Katze' means 'cat', 'Baum' means 'tree', and 'Buch' means 'book'.

Clarification: 'Rest' is the opposite of 'Bewegung' in terms of physical activity, as it implies inactivity. 'Run', 'Jump', and 'Dance' all involve movement, similar to 'Bewegung'.

Clarification: The color of the fruit 'Orange' is also called 'Orange' in English. The options 'Red', 'Blue', and 'Green' are incorrect as they describe different colors.

Clarification: The correct answer is 'Die Show ist interessant.' which translates to 'The show is interesting.' 'Die Show ist langweilig.' means 'The show is boring.' 'Der Film ist interessant.' means 'The film is interesting.' and 'Das Buch ist interessant.' means 'The book is interesting.'

Clarification: A 'Termite' is similar to an 'Ameise' (ant) because both are small insects that live in large social groups. Eagles, frogs, and sharks are not similar to ants.

Clarification: 'Donner' is used to describe the sound of thunder, which is commonly heard during a storm. The other situations do not involve thunder.

Clarification: The word 'Hain' in German translates to 'Grove' in English, which is a small group of trees. 'House' is 'Haus', 'Mountain' is 'Berg', and 'River' is 'Fluss' in German.

Clarification: 'Müdigkeit' (tiredness) is a state that can be associated with 'Schwäche' (weakness). 'Kraft' and 'Stärke' mean strength, and 'Freude' means joy, which are not synonymous with 'Schwäche'.

Clarification: Sentence 'b' uses 'Recht' correctly, meaning learning about law at university. 'Recht' doesn't make sense in sentences 'a', 'c', or 'd' as it can't be forgotten, eaten, or painted.

Clarification: 'Charakter' is related to 'Persönlichkeit' as both refer to aspects of a person's character. 'Stuhl' means 'chair', 'Auto' means 'car', and 'Baum' means 'tree', which are not related to personality.

Clarification: 'Niedrig' means 'low' and is often used to describe prices or levels. 'The price is niedrig' is correct. A building can be low, making 'a' also potentially correct, but 'weather' and 'car' do not typically use 'niedrig'.

Clarification: 'Hansel' is a character from the Brothers Grimm fairy tale 'Hansel and Gretel', not from a work by Homer. 'Achilles', 'Odysseus', and 'Hector' are characters from Homer's epic poems.

Clarification: The sentence 'Die Verbreitung der Bücher ist schnell.' means 'The distribution of the books is fast.' in English, which uses 'Verbreitung' correctly. The other sentences are incorrect: 'Verbreitung' cannot be a color, a purchased item, or a name for a dog.

Clarification: 'Quart' is a noun in German, referring to a unit of measurement. It is not a verb, adjective, or adverb, which are different parts of speech.

Clarification: The sentence 'The Einrichtung in my room is very comfortable.' correctly uses 'Einrichtung' to refer to the furniture in a room. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Einrichtung' as a verb or action.

Clarification: 'Konzentration' is commonly used in the context of a classroom during a test, where students need to concentrate. The other contexts, such as being at the beach, in a restaurant, or playing soccer, typically do not require the same level of concentration.

Clarification: A 'Panzer' is commonly used in combat. It is not typically used in farming, construction, or fishing.

Clarification: 'Absatz' (heel) is related to clothing, as it is a part of shoes. 'Furniture', 'Food', and 'Technology' do not relate to 'Absatz'.