German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: Traditionally, vampires are known to be weakened or harmed by sunlight. The other options (rain, wind, darkness) do not typically affect vampires in folklore.

Clarification: 'Bauen' means 'to build' in English. The other options are incorrect translations: 'to eat' is 'essen', 'to run' is 'laufen', and 'to sing' is 'singen'.

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: Sentence 'a' correctly uses 'Fieber' to express having a fever and not being able to go to school. The other sentences misuse 'Fieber' in the context of coffee, color, and playing.

Clarification: 'Onkel' is used for 'Uncle', which commonly refers to 'your father's brother' or 'mother's brother'. 'Your mother's father' is 'Großvater', 'Your sister's son' is 'Neffe', and 'Your cousin's father' could be an 'Onkel' if he is your parent's brother.

Clarification: Dancing is a common activity at a club, particularly nightclubs. The other options refer to activities that are not typically associated with clubs.

Clarification: The correct translation is 'Meine Schwester ist eine Schülerin.' 'Schülerin' means 'student' (female student specifically). The other options are incorrect: 'Lehrerin' means 'teacher', and 'Auto' means 'car'.

Clarification: 'Rest' is similar in meaning to 'Pause', as both involve stopping activity for relaxation. 'Run', 'Sing', and 'Build' are active verbs and do not convey the idea of taking a break.

Clarification: 'Nehmen' means 'to take' in English. 'To give' is 'geben', 'to read' is 'lesen', and 'to write' is 'schreiben'.

Clarification: The opposite of 'jung' (young) is 'alt' (old). 'Klein' means 'small', 'neu' means 'new', and 'schnell' means 'fast', none of which are antonyms of 'jung'.

Clarification: 'Eine Ente' is a duck, which is a bird that quacks and swims. An animal with a trunk is an elephant, a fish that swims in the ocean is not a duck, and a furry animal that purrs is a cat.

Clarification: Skiing ('Skifahren') is a common activity related to snow ('Schnee'). Swimming ('Schwimmen'), sunbathing ('Sonnenbaden'), and gardening ('Gärtnern') are typically associated with warmer weather.

Clarification: The correct word to complete the sentence is 'Marke', meaning 'brand'. 'Markt' means 'market', 'Markierung' means 'marking', and 'Markieren' is the verb 'to mark'.

Clarification: 'Schande' means 'shame' in English. It does not mean 'joy', 'peace', or 'happiness', which are positive emotions, whereas 'shame' is negative.

Clarification: 'Tasse' is used for drinking beverages like tea or as a container for small items like pens. It is not typically used for eating cereal, which requires a bowl, nor for planting flowers, which requires a pot. Therefore, 'd' is correct.

Clarification: 'Druck' is not used in the context of 'Reading a book'. It can refer to 'Printing documents', 'Applying pressure', and 'Creating art prints'.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich habe eine gute Freundschaft mit ihm.' correctly uses 'Freundschaft' to mean having a good friendship. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Freundschaft' as an object or incorrectly suggest an action.

Clarification: The sentence 'The Truppe is performing on stage tonight.' correctly uses 'Truppe', referring to a group such as a theater troupe or military unit. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Truppe' as if it were an object or plant.

Clarification: 'Praxis' is most related to attending a medical appointment, as it can mean a doctor's or dentist's office. It is not commonly used to describe activities like visiting museums, running, or shopping.

Clarification: 'Am meisten' translates to 'the most' in English. It indicates the greatest amount or degree. Options 'a' (the least) and 'c' (sometimes) are incorrect because they do not express the maximum degree. Option 'd' (the best) refers to quality, not quantity.

Clarification: 'Television' is related to 'Medien', as it is a form of media. 'Train' ('Zug'), 'Tree' ('Baum'), and 'Table' ('Tisch') are not related to media.

Clarification: 'Rebe' means 'grape vine' in English. It refers specifically to the plant that produces grapes. 'Tree' (b), 'Flower' (c), and 'Bush' (d) are incorrect because they do not describe a plant that specifically relates to grapes.

Clarification: The correct word to complete the sentence is 'Prüfung', meaning 'I have to study for the exam.' The other words do not fit contextually: 'Ball' means 'ball', 'Kuchen' means 'cake', and 'Garten' means 'garden'.

Clarification: 'Intelligenz' translates to 'Intelligence' in English. The other options do not match the meaning of 'Intelligenz'.

Clarification: Bolts are used in construction or repair tasks, such as fixing a chair leg. Baking, reading, and painting do not involve bolts, so those options are incorrect.

Clarification: The sentence 'She asked the Berater for career advice.' is correct because an 'Advisor' gives advice. The other sentences imply roles or actions unrelated to advising.

Clarification: 'Anerkennung' means 'recognition' in English. The other options are unrelated: 'Book' is 'Buch', 'Garden' is 'Garten', and 'Chair' is 'Stuhl'.

Clarification: In the context of giving directions, 'Kommando' can be synonymous with 'instruction'. The other options do not relate to giving directions.

Clarification: 'Freund' is a synonym for 'Kamerad', both meaning 'friend'. 'Feind' means 'enemy', 'Auto' means 'car', and 'Haus' means 'house', so they are not synonyms of 'Kamerad'.

Clarification: 'She made a beautiful Zeichnung of the sunset.' is correct because 'Zeichnung' means 'drawing'. The other sentences are incorrect because 'Zeichnung' is not something you eat, hear, or swim in.