German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: 'Wir haben genug Stühle.' translates to 'We have enough chairs.' 'Genug' means 'enough,' indicating sufficiency, not quantity ('many' or 'few') or size ('big').

Clarification: Option 'a' translates to 'I have a list of groceries.' This is the correct usage. 'b' translates to 'The list is a big tree.', 'c' to 'He plays list in the park.', and 'd' to 'She eats list for breakfast.', none of which correctly use 'Liste'.

Clarification: 'Ich habe Angst vor Spinnen.' means 'I am afraid of spiders.' This is the correct use of 'Angst'. The other sentences are incorrect because they do not use proper grammar or context: 'das Buch' (the book) and 'Wasser' (water) are not correctly linked with 'Angst' without a preposition, and 'gern' (gladly) does not fit with 'Angst'.

Clarification: 'Rutsche' means 'slide' in English, which is a piece of playground equipment. 'Swing', 'Sandbox', and 'Seesaw' are other playground items but do not translate to 'Rutsche'.

Clarification: 'Einsatz' is an abstract noun because it refers to a concept or idea (a task or assignment) rather than a tangible object. Proper nouns are specific names, concrete nouns are tangible items, and collective nouns denote groups.

Clarification: Option b is correct because 'Turn links' means 'Turn left'. Options a, c, and d incorrectly use 'links' in places where 'on', 'to the left of', or 'beside' would be appropriate.

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: 'Daten' is a plural noun and does not typically have a singular form. The other options incorrectly suggest a singular form or gender, which does not apply to 'Daten'.

Clarification: A 'chair' is not a 'Fahrzeug'. A 'Fahrzeug' refers to any type of vehicle, such as a bus, bicycle, or airplane. A chair is furniture, not a means of transportation.

Clarification: 'Schild' in German translates to 'sign' in English. Other options are unrelated translations: 'Table' is 'Tisch', 'Chair' is 'Stuhl', and 'Book' is 'Buch'.

Clarification: 'Bedarf' is a synonym for 'Bedürfnis', both meaning 'need'. 'Wunsch' means 'wish', 'Gefühl' means 'feeling', and 'Sache' means 'thing', which are not synonyms.

Clarification: 'Medien' refers to media, such as newspapers, television, or radio. A newspaper is a type of media. A book ('Buch'), a mountain ('Berg'), and a meal ('Mahlzeit') are not media.

Clarification: A 'Computer' is an example of a 'Gerät' (device). A 'Dog' is an animal, a 'Mountain' is a natural elevation, and a 'River' is a natural watercourse, none of which are devices.

Clarification: Getting lost in a big city can cause 'Panik' because it is a stressful and frightening situation. A sunny day, meeting a friend, and watching a funny movie are generally pleasant and do not typically cause panic.

Clarification: 'Ich gehe zur Bank, um Geld abzuheben.' means 'I go to the bank to withdraw money.' This uses 'Bank' as a financial institution. The other sentences refer to a bench: sleeping on, playing on, or reading on a bench.

Clarification: 'Feind' translates to 'Enemy' in English. 'Friend' would be 'Freund', 'Neighbor' is 'Nachbar', and 'Teacher' is 'Lehrer'.

Clarification: 'Finale' is best used when talking about the last episode of a series, as it signifies the end. It is not suitable for the start of a journey, discussing recipe ingredients, or planning a meeting agenda.

Clarification: 'Erwachsene' is most appropriately used in the context of a business meeting where adults are present. A kindergarten, playground, and toy store are more associated with children, not adults.

Clarification: 'Locke' in German means 'curl', referring to a strand of curly hair. The other options are incorrect: 'Lock' is 'Schloss', 'Lake' is 'See', and 'Rock' is 'Fels'.

Clarification: 'Wolle' is used to refer to wool, which is suitable for knitting. It is not used for brushing teeth, cooking, or painting.

Clarification: The sentence 'My Lohn was deposited today.' is appropriate because it relates to receiving a salary. The other options discuss unrelated topics such as shopping, weather, and pets.

Clarification: 'A shadow' is something you see, not hear, so it is not a 'Geräusch'. 'A whisper', 'a hum', and 'a shout' are all sounds and therefore 'Geräusche'.

Clarification: A 'Sackkarre' is portable as it is designed to be moved around to transport heavy items. It is not something you eat (edible), wear (wearable), or inflate (inflatable).

Clarification: The word 'Buchliebhaber' can be considered a synonym for 'Leser', as it means 'book lover' and implies someone who reads or enjoys books. 'Autor' and 'Verfasser' both mean 'author' or 'writer', and 'Schüler' means 'student'.

Clarification: 'Tiefe' is used to describe the depth of something, such as a well. It does not relate to color, speed, or taste.

Clarification: 'Stimmung' in German translates to 'mood' in English. It's used to describe the emotional atmosphere or feeling. 'Weather', 'Food', and 'Music' are not related to emotions or feelings, which makes them incorrect.

Clarification: The Mona Lisa is a famous painting, which translates to 'Gemälde' in German. 'Brot' is 'bread', 'Auto' is 'car', and 'Baum' is 'tree', none of which relate to paintings.

Clarification: The adjective 'Comfortable' can describe the 'Innere' of a space, like a room. 'Dark' and 'Loud' describe conditions, while 'Tall' refers to height, not a quality of the inside.

Clarification: 'Ich habe eine Mission zu erledigen.' means 'I have a mission to accomplish.' This is the correct usage. Option b is incorrect because 'Mission' is not food. Option c, while plausible, is not commonly used in this context. Option d is incorrect unless referring to a specific film title.

Clarification: A 'Schließfach' (locker) is commonly found in a gym, where people store their personal items while they work out. Libraries, gardens, and cafés typically do not have lockers.