German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: The word 'Arzt' is related to medical contexts, so 'Hospital', 'Clinic', and 'Medicine' are related. 'Pencil' is unrelated as it has no connection to the concept of a doctor.

Clarification: The correct usage is 'I bought a Paar of shoes.' because 'Paar' means 'pair', which is appropriate for shoes. 'The Paar is very green.' and 'She has a beautiful Paar.' do not make sense, and 'He read a Paar of books.' would imply reading two books, which is unusual phrasing.

Clarification: The word 'wir' in German translates to 'we' in English, which is the pronoun used to refer to a group of people including the speaker. The other options are incorrect translations: 'he' is 'er', 'you' is 'du' or 'Sie', and 'they' is 'sie'.

Clarification: A 'dog' is a common example of a 'pet' or 'Haustier'. The other options are inanimate objects and cannot be Haustiere.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich möchte Geld sparen.' translates to 'I want to save money.' This is the correct use. 'Verkaufen' means 'to sell', 'essen' means 'to eat', and 'tanzen' means 'to dance', none of which fit the context of saving.

Clarification: The correct article for 'Elefant' is 'Der' because it is a masculine noun in German. 'Das' is for neuter nouns, 'Die' is for feminine nouns, and 'Den' is the accusative case for masculine nouns.

Clarification: You would use 'Gespräch' in a situation involving communication, like 'talking on the phone'. The other options do not typically involve a conversation.

Clarification: The correct article for 'Gebet' is 'das'. In German, 'das' is used for neuter nouns, and 'Gebet' is neuter. 'Die' is for feminine nouns, 'Der' is for masculine nouns, and 'Den' is an accusative form.

Clarification: The sentence 'Wir wandern auf dem Berg.' means 'We are hiking on the mountain.' This is the correct usage of 'Berg'. The other sentences use 'Berg' in contexts that do not make sense: mountains do not swim, get drunk, or fly.

Clarification: 'To make dinner' is an activity that uses 'machen' in German, as in 'Abendessen machen'. 'To sleep' (a) uses 'schlafen', 'to read' (b) uses 'lesen', and 'to swim' (d) uses 'schwimmen'.

Clarification: Jeans are typically made of cotton. A wool sweater is made from wool, a silk scarf from silk, and a leather jacket from leather.

Clarification: 'Wegwerfen' means 'to throw away' in English. The other options are incorrect translations: 'To pick up' is 'aufheben', 'To write' is 'schreiben', and 'To walk' is 'gehen'.

Clarification: If your 'Magen' (stomach) hurts, you are likely experiencing a 'stomachache'. 'Hunger' and 'thirst' are feelings related to needing food or drink, while 'sleepiness' is related to needing rest.

Clarification: 'Lüge' in German translates to 'lie' in English. The other options are unrelated: 'Truth' means 'Wahrheit', 'Book' means 'Buch', and 'Friend' means 'Freund'.

Clarification: 'Begann' means 'began', which is similar in meaning to 'started'. The other options suggest stopping or waiting, which are opposite in meaning.

Clarification: The sentence 'We need to start the Prozess soon.' correctly uses 'Prozess' to mean a series of actions or steps. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Prozess' as a flower, a place, or food, which do not make sense.

Clarification: 'Zigarre' translates to 'Cigar' in English. 'Sugar' is 'Zucker', 'Car' is 'Auto', and 'Guitar' is 'Gitarre' in German.

Clarification: 'Mord' would be used when discussing a crime novel as it involves murder. 'Baking a cake', 'Planning a vacation', and 'Playing football' do not relate to the concept of murder.

Clarification: 'Aktivität' means 'Activity' in English. 'Actor' would be 'Schauspieler', 'Active' would be 'aktiv', and 'Actual' would be 'tatsächlich'.

Clarification: A 'Tractor' is a typical tool used by a farmer ('Bauer') for farming activities. A 'Hammer' and 'Paintbrush' are tools for other professions, and a 'Laptop' is more commonly used in office work.

Clarification: 'Nachmittag' refers to the afternoon, which typically starts after 12:00 PM and includes times like 3:00 PM. 8:00 AM is morning, 12:00 PM is noon, and 8:00 PM is evening.

Clarification: The correct usage is 'Wir wissen die Antwort', meaning 'We know the answer'. 'Wissen' is a verb meaning 'to know', and it is correctly conjugated with 'wir'. The other options incorrectly use 'Wissen' with subjects that require different verb forms: 'Ich weiß', 'Du weißt', 'Er weiß'.

Clarification: 'Angriff' means 'attack' in English. The other options are incorrect: 'Gift' means 'poison', 'House' is 'Haus', and 'Friend' is 'Freund' in German.

Clarification: 'Pflicht' refers to a duty or responsibility. Completing a work task involves responsibility and is thus related to 'Pflicht'. The other options are leisure activities and are not typically associated with duties.

Clarification: Sentence 'c' is correct because 'Beerdigung' refers to a funeral, which is often held at a church. The other options incorrectly describe a funeral as a celebration, a happy event, or an occasion for gift-giving.

Clarification: A 'Jahrhundert' is 100 years long. 10 years is a decade, 50 years is half a century, and 365 days is one year.

Clarification: The opposite of 'Zeremonie', which is organized and formal, could be 'Chaos', which implies disorder. 'Chance', 'Order', and 'Routine' do not serve as opposites in the same way.

Clarification: The German word 'Veilchen' translates to 'Violet', which is a type of flower. 'Rose', 'Tulip', and 'Sunflower' are other types of flowers but are not translations of 'Veilchen'.

Clarification: The correct translation for 'stretch' in German is 'dehnen'. 'Springen' means 'to jump', 'laufen' means 'to run', and 'sitzen' means 'to sit'.

Clarification: 'Gebiet' means 'area' or 'region', which fits the context of the sentence about a forest. 'Hund' means 'dog', 'Haus' means 'house', and 'Stuhl' means 'chair', which do not fit the context.