German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: The German word 'Rock' translates to 'skirt' in English. The other options are incorrect: 'Rock' is the same word in English, 'Jacket' is 'Jacke' in German, and 'Hat' is 'Hut' in German.

Clarification: 'Faden' means 'Thread' in English. The other options are related to sewing but are not translations of 'Faden'. 'Needle' is 'Nadel', 'Fabric' is 'Stoff', and 'Button' is 'Knopf' in German.

Clarification: 'Saft' means 'juice' in English and is non-alcoholic. 'Wein', 'Bier', and 'Schnaps' are alcoholic drinks, which translate to 'wine', 'beer', and 'spirits', respectively.

Clarification: 'Zone' in German is similar to the English word 'zone', which refers to an area or a region. The other options 'House', 'Car', and 'Tree' do not relate to the meaning of 'Zone'.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich nehme den nächste Bus.' translates to 'I take the next bus.' 'Nächste' appropriately describes the bus as being the one that comes next. 'Letzte' means 'last', 'alte' means 'old', and 'neue' means 'new', none of which fit the sentence context.

Clarification: 'Pflanze' means 'plant', which is a broader category that includes 'flowers' or 'Blumen'. 'Vase' is a 'vase', 'Garten' is 'garden', and 'Baum' is 'tree'.

Clarification: 'Meine' is used with feminine nouns or plural nouns. 'Sister' is feminine, so 'meine Schwester' is correct. 'Brother', 'car', and 'dog' are masculine or neuter, so would use 'mein'.

Clarification: 'Event times' are typically part of a 'Programm' as it often refers to a schedule or agenda. 'Recipes', 'Clothing sizes', and 'Building materials' are not typically included in a 'Programm'.

Clarification: In German, 'Lobby' means the same as in English, referring to a large open area inside the entrance of a building. Options 'a', 'c', and 'd' refer to different areas in a house or building.

Clarification: The correct translation is 'Ich schlage den Ball'. The other options include incorrect verbs: 'schlafe' (to sleep), 'esse' (to eat), and 'lese' (to read) do not fit the context.

Clarification: The correct plural form of 'Krieg' is 'Kriege'. The other forms are incorrect as 'Kriegen' is not a valid plural, 'Kriegs' is incorrect, and 'Kriegens' doesn't exist in German.

Clarification: In a contact form, you would typically find 'Adresse' (address) requested. 'Kuchen' means 'cake', 'Tisch' means 'table', and 'Apfel' means 'apple', none of which are usually requested in a contact form.

Clarification: 'Spraying' is the action of dispersing a liquid in the form of tiny droplets. 'Pouring', 'Writing', and 'Mixing' involve different actions that do not match the use of a spray.

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: The word 'Normal' is a synonym for 'Standard', as both imply something usual or ordinary. 'Teuer' means expensive, 'Selten' means rare, and 'Langsam' means slow, which are not related.

Clarification: 'Haut' means 'skin' in English. 'Hat' is 'Hut', 'House' is 'Haus', and 'Heart' is 'Herz' in German.

Clarification: 'Groß' is a synonym for 'riesig', both meaning 'large' or 'huge'. 'Klein' is the opposite, meaning 'small'. 'Leise' means 'quiet', and 'schnell' means 'fast'.

Clarification: 'Blei' (lead) is similar to steel in terms of industrial usage, as both are metals used in construction. Cotton, plastic, and wood are not metals and do not serve similar purposes.

Clarification: You can 'fortsetzen' (continue) a conversation. A sleep, jump, or meal do not typically involve 'continuing' in the same sense as a conversation does.

Clarification: The sentence 'The barber gave me a new Schnitt.' uses 'Schnitt' correctly, as it means 'cut', referring to a haircut. The other sentences misuse 'Schnitt' as they imply singing, going, or collaborating, which do not relate to cutting.

Clarification: A 'Hain' is typically found in the countryside, where there are small groups of trees. It is not usually found in urban areas, deserts, or shores.

Clarification: Attending a meeting is an activity that is likely to happen in the afternoon. Breakfast usually occurs in the morning, going to bed typically happens at night, and dinner is often eaten in the evening.

Clarification: The infinitive form of the verb meaning 'to prepare' in German is 'vorbereiten'. 'Vorbereitest' is the second person singular conjugation, 'vorbereitete' is a past tense form, and 'vorbereitet' is the past participle.

Clarification: A 'Bergrücken' is a 'mountain ridge', which is a long, narrow elevated landform. It is not a 'body of water', 'type of forest', or 'desert'.

Clarification: 'Lastwagen' means 'truck' in English. It refers to a large motor vehicle designed to transport cargo. The options 'Bicycle', 'Train', and 'Bus' are different types of vehicles.

Clarification: 'Kopie' completes the sentence meaning 'copy'. 'Küche' means 'kitchen', 'Schule' means 'school', and 'Auto' means 'car', which are not correct in this context.

Clarification: You can 'beitreten' (join) a club. The other activities don't make sense with 'beitreten': you don't join a meal, a nap, or a drink.

Clarification: 'Runde' can describe a round or phase in events like a soccer match. Options 'b', 'c', and 'd' describe objects or concepts that do not relate to the idea of a round.

Clarification: A 'Sekretär' typically works in an office environment where administrative and clerical tasks are performed. Hospitals, construction sites, and restaurants are not typical workplaces for a secretary.

Clarification: 'Horizont' refers to the line where the sky appears to meet the earth. Option 'd' uses it correctly. Options 'a', 'b', and 'c' incorrectly describe actions or characteristics that do not fit the meaning of 'Horizont'.