German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: 'Werkzeug' means 'tool' in English. The other options are incorrect because 'Book' is 'Buch', 'Car' is 'Auto', and 'Food' is 'Essen' in German.

Clarification: A 'leash' is often used with pets, making it related to 'Haustier'. The other options do not have a direct relationship with pets.

Clarification: The sentence translates to 'Would you like a glass of ____?'. 'Wein' is the correct word as it means wine, which is often served in a glass. 'Käse' means cheese, 'Brot' means bread, and 'Wasser' means water.

Clarification: The phrase 'I am going to school now.' translates to 'Ich gehe jetzt zur Schule.' 'Morgen' means 'tomorrow', 'gestern' means 'yesterday', and 'später' means 'later', which do not fit the context of going to school at the present time.

Clarification: Option 'b' is correct: 'Ich trinke Wasser im Gebäude.' means 'I am drinking water in the building.' The other sentences are incorrect because they describe actions unlikely to happen in a building, like a dog playing or a cat swimming inside a building, or a building flying in the sky.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich habe meinen Arm gebrochen.' means 'I have broken my arm.', which correctly uses 'Arm' in the context of a body part. Other sentences incorrectly use 'Arm' for actions or attributes that don't involve the arm.

Clarification: 'Schock' is a noun in German, referring to a sudden, surprising event or emotion. It is not a verb, adjective, or adverb, which describe actions, qualities, or modify verbs, respectively.

Clarification: Pigs are known for grunting, which is the sound described by 'grunzen'. Cows moo, cats meow, and birds chirp, which are different sounds.

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: 'Wahl' in German means 'choice'. The other options are incorrect translations: 'Wall' is 'Mauer', 'Ball' is 'Ball', and 'Walk' is 'Spaziergang' in German.

Clarification: 'Licht' means 'light', which is the opposite of 'Dunkelheit' (darkness). 'Tag' means 'day', 'Kalt' means 'cold', and 'Nacht' means 'night', which are not direct opposites of 'darkness'.

Clarification: Lily pads are commonly found in swamps or wetlands. Cacti are found in deserts, sand dunes in deserts or beaches, and snow piles in cold regions.

Clarification: A swamp, or 'Sumpf', is characterized by being wet and marshy. 'a' describes a desert, 'b' describes a mountain, and 'd' describes a cold environment.

Clarification: 'Ziege' refers to a goat. The other options, bird, fish, and cat, are 'Vogel', 'Fisch', and 'Katze' in German, respectively.

Clarification: The Sahara is a large desert, so 'Wüste' is the correct choice. 'Berg' means mountain, 'Fluss' means river, and 'Stadt' means city, none of which describe the Sahara.

Clarification: In German, 'Szene' is used to describe a part of a film or play, like a 'Scene'. 'Auto' means 'car', 'Tisch' means 'table', and 'Haus' means 'house'.

Clarification: 'Campus' in German is the same as 'Campus' in English, referring to the grounds and buildings of a university or college. Other options are unrelated.

Clarification: At night, you should turn on your car's 'Scheinwerfer', which means 'headlights'. 'Fenster' means 'window', 'Tür' means 'door', and 'Bett' means 'bed', none of which fit the context of the sentence.

Clarification: Sentence 'a' correctly uses 'Knöchel' in the context of twisting an ankle. 'b' is incorrect because rings go on fingers, not ankles. 'c' and 'd' are incorrect as they do not fit the context of an ankle.

Clarification: If someone is interested in 'Politik', they might 'Vote in elections'. Baking a cake, planting flowers, and designing clothes are activities unrelated to politics.

Clarification: 'Gelegenheiten' is the correct plural form of 'Gelegenheit'. The other options are incorrect: 'Gelegenheitens' and 'Gelegenheits' are not valid plural forms, and 'Gelegenheit' is the singular form.

Clarification: 'Lastwagen' refers to a 'truck', which is a large vehicle typically used for transporting goods. 'A small car', 'A motorcycle', and 'A boat' are incorrect as they describe different types of vehicles.

Clarification: Sentence 'b' uses 'Anerkennung' correctly to mean recognition or acknowledgment of someone's effort. The other sentences incorrectly suggest 'Anerkennung' is a physical object or something else.

Clarification: Option c, 'Ich hätte gerne einen Schnaps.', translates to 'I would like a Schnaps.' This is the correct way to order Schnaps. Options a, b, and d are requests for coffee, schnitzel, and salad, respectively.

Clarification: 'Konzentration' means 'Concentration' in English. The other options are incorrect as they represent different concepts: 'Celebration' means a festivity, 'Construction' refers to building something, and 'Consultation' is a meeting for discussion.

Clarification: 'Fläche' means 'area' or 'surface', which can be similar to 'plain' as both can represent flat land. 'Hügel' means 'hill', 'Berg' means 'mountain', and 'Fluss' means 'river', which are not similar to 'plain'.

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'He played a nice Akkord on the guitar.' because 'Akkord' means 'chord', and it's appropriate in the context of playing guitar. Painting, writing, or cooking are not contexts where 'Akkord' would be used.

Clarification: Sentence 'a' is correct as 'Gasse' refers to a small street where children might play. 'b' suggests a garden-like area, 'c' could be possible but is less typical, and 'd' talks about buying, which is not applicable to 'Gasse'.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich habe den Begriff nicht verstanden.' means 'I did not understand the concept.' This is the correct use of 'Begriff'. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Begriff' as a physical object or describe it with colors, which is not appropriate.

Clarification: 'A novel' is protected by 'Urheberrecht' because it is a form of literary work. 'A vegetable garden', 'A soccer ball', and 'A bridge design' are not typically protected by copyright, though 'A bridge design' might involve other intellectual property rights like patents.