German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: 'Quadrat' means 'Square' in English. It refers to a shape with four equal sides. 'Circle' is 'Kreis', 'Triangle' is 'Dreieck', and 'Rectangle' is 'Rechteck' in German.

Clarification: 'Jeder' is correctly used with 'Apfel', a masculine noun. 'Katze' and 'Auto' are feminine and neuter, respectively, so they should use 'jede' and 'jedes'. 'Hund' should also use 'jeder', but the sentence needs to be 'Ich mag jeden Hund' due to the accusative case.

Clarification: 'Magazin' in German means 'Magazine' in English. It refers to a periodical publication. 'Book' is 'Buch', 'Newspaper' is 'Zeitung', and 'Library' is 'Bibliothek' in German.

Clarification: Sentence 'b' correctly uses 'Magazin' to refer to a publication with articles. Sentence 'a' confuses it with 'library', 'c' with 'store', and 'd' is unclear as magazines do not have hours.

Clarification: 'Fisch' means 'Fish' in English. The other options are incorrect because: 'Bird' is 'Vogel', 'Cat' is 'Katze', and 'Dog' is 'Hund' in German.

Clarification: 'Tat' is the past tense of 'tun', meaning 'did'. The other options are incorrect translations: 'cat' is 'Katze', 'hat' is 'Hut', and 'sat' is 'saß'.

Clarification: The correct plural form of 'Geschenk' is 'Geschenke'. The other options do not follow the standard rules for forming plurals in German.

Clarification: The sentence 'The apple is Grün.' correctly uses 'Grün' to describe the color of the apple. Options b, c, and d use 'Grün' in contexts that don't make sense for describing color.

Clarification: 'Antwort' means 'Answer' in English. It is a response to a question. 'Question' would be 'Frage', 'Problem' is 'Problem', and 'Story' is 'Geschichte' in German.

Clarification: 'Wie heißt du?' means 'What is your name?' in English. The other questions ask for age, place of residence, and favorite food, respectively.

Clarification: The word 'Haus' (a) is a general term for 'house', which can include a villa. 'Auto' (b) means 'car', 'Baum' (c) means 'tree', and 'Hund' (d) means 'dog', none of which are related to types of dwellings.

Clarification: 'Erste' represents the ordinal number for '1', which is 'first'. 'Second' would be 'zweite', 'third' would be 'dritte', and 'fourth' would be 'vierte'.

Clarification: 'Writing a diary' involves the action of writing. Listening to music, watching TV, and playing football do not involve writing; they involve listening, watching, and physical activity, respectively.

Clarification: 'Zelle' translates to 'cell' in English. 'House' is 'Haus', 'Chair' is 'Stuhl', and 'Tree' is 'Baum' in German.

Clarification: The sentence 'I need to finish my Projekt for school.' uses 'Projekt' correctly as it refers to a project or assignment. The other sentences misuse 'Projekt' as a verb or different noun.

Clarification: Writing a letter involves 'schreiben'. Reading a novel is 'lesen', listening to music is 'hören', and talking on the phone is 'sprechen' or 'telefonieren'.

Clarification: 'Oberfläche' meaning 'surface' is appropriately used when talking about the texture of a wall. The other contexts do not typically involve discussions about surfaces.

Clarification: Option 'a' correctly uses 'Überschwemmung' in the context of a flood destroying a bridge. Option 'b' is incorrect because 'Überschwemmung' is not related to coffee. Option 'c' is incorrect because 'Überschwemmung' is not something you wear. Option 'd' is incorrect because 'Überschwemmung' is not something you read.

Clarification: 'Quelle' in German means 'Source' in English. It does not mean 'Mountain', 'River', or 'Forest', which are 'Berg', 'Fluss', and 'Wald' respectively in German.

Clarification: Einstein was known for his great 'Intelligenz' (intelligence). The other options mean friendship (b), speed (c), and size (d), which do not fit the context.

Clarification: Option 'a' is correct as 'Heilige' refers to a saint, which is relevant in religious contexts. The other options do not relate directly to saints or religion.

Clarification: 'Könnte ich bitte Wasser haben?' is correct as it uses 'könnte' to make a polite request ('Could I please have water?'). Option 'b' is incorrect due to the past tense. Option 'c' has incorrect grammar, and option 'd' has a grammatical error.

Clarification: Buds, or 'Knospen', are most commonly seen in spring when plants begin new growth. During winter, plants are usually dormant. Summer and autumn are not typical for the appearance of new buds.

Clarification: A 'pilot' is part of the crew ('Besatzung') operating an aircraft. The other jobs do not typically belong to a crew operating a vehicle.

Clarification: Option 'a' correctly uses 'Gewohnheit' to mean a habit of running every morning. Options 'b', 'c', and 'd' incorrectly treat 'Gewohnheit' as an object, which it is not.

Clarification: The word 'Forderung' in German translates to 'demand' in English. Option 'a' (Request) and option 'c' (Offer) might seem similar, but they do not convey the same strong sense of insistence as 'demand'. Option 'd' (Gift) is unrelated.

Clarification: The correct form is 'abhängen' because it completes the sentence 'Am Wochenende möchte ich mit meinen Freunden abhängen.' meaning 'On the weekend, I want to hang out with my friends.' The other forms do not fit the infinitive form needed after 'möchte'.

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'Ich male eine Ruine.' ('I am painting a ruin.'). 'Wohne' means 'live', 'esse' means 'eat', and 'trinke' means 'drink', which are not typically actions associated with 'ruin'.

Clarification: 'Ruine' refers to an old, destroyed building. It does not refer to a new building, a broken car, or a fast animal.

Clarification: The word 'Slope' can replace 'Hang' because they both refer to an inclined surface. The other options do not fit the description of a 'Hang'.