German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: 'In der Nacht' means 'at night' in German. 'Am Nacht' and 'im Nacht' are incorrect prepositional uses, and 'bei Nacht' translates to 'by night' which has a different connotation.

Clarification: Sentence 'a' correctly uses 'Nachrichten' meaning 'I read the news every morning'. Sentence 'd' could also be correct if 'hören' (to hear) was included for listening to the news, but the library context is less common. Sentences 'b' and 'c' are incorrect because you cannot 'play' or 'cook' news.

Clarification: The sequence is 'eins, zwei, drei, vier, fünf'. After 'vier' (four) comes 'fünf' (five). 'Sechs' is six, 'drei' is three, and 'sieben' is seven.

Clarification: The plural of 'Koffer' is 'Koffer'. In German, some nouns have the same form in both singular and plural. The other options are incorrect as they don't follow the correct pluralization rule for 'Koffer'.

Clarification: You wave with your hand, not your 'Gesicht' (face). Smiling, frowning, and blushing are facial expressions, which are actions related to the face.

Clarification: 'Hundert' in German translates to 'hundred' in English. 'Tausend' means 'thousand', 'zehn' means 'ten', and 'fünfzig' means 'fifty'.

Clarification: 'Kommen' means 'to come' in English. 'To go' would be 'gehen', 'to see' is 'sehen', and 'to eat' is 'essen'.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich habe einen neuen Nachbar.' means 'I have a new neighbor.' It's the correct use of 'Nachbar'. In 'b' and 'd', 'Nachbar' should refer to a person, not a distance or temperature. 'c' is incorrect because you cannot eat a neighbor.

Clarification: 'Hast du einen Plan?' means 'Do you have a plan?', which is the correct way to ask about someone's plan. The other questions ask about a book, a car, and a house, respectively, which are not related to 'Plan'.

Clarification: Option 'a' is correct because 'original' is used to describe a unique or first-of-its-kind masterpiece. Options 'b', 'c', and 'd' incorrectly use 'original' in contexts where 'copy', 'remake', or 'imitation' would be more appropriate.

Clarification: 'Nadel' (needle) is the correct word to complete the sentence, as you need a needle to sew. 'Tisch' means table, 'Buch' means book, and 'Stuhl' means chair.

Clarification: The correct translation is 'Sie trennen das Papier' where 'trennen' means 'to separate'. The other options mean 'to carry', 'to find', and 'to read', which do not convey the correct action.

Clarification: The opposite of 'entfernt' (far) is 'nah' (close). 'Groß' means 'big', 'schnell' means 'fast', and 'langsam' means 'slow', none of which are opposites of 'entfernt'.

Clarification: A public scandal could be described as a 'Schande' because it involves disgrace or shame. Winning a race, cooking dinner, and a sunny day are positive or neutral situations.

Clarification: A person who likes to keep their house 'sauber' or clean is likely 'organized'. 'Loud', 'hungry', and 'lazy' don't relate to cleanliness.

Clarification: Herding sheep is an activity directly related to a shepherd's responsibilities. A 'Hirte' manages and guides a flock of sheep. The other activities are unrelated to shepherding.

Clarification: Option a is correct because a 'Stecknadel' (pin) is often used in sewing. Options b and c are incorrect because you do not use a pin to eat soup or cook. Option d is incorrect because you do not write with a pin.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich habe die Rolle bekommen' translates to 'I received the role.' It implies getting a part in a play or function. Options b, c, and d do not fit the context of 'Rolle'.

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: 'Feind' means 'enemy', which is related to conflict or battle. 'Blume' means 'flower', 'Buch' means 'book', and 'Katze' means 'cat', none of which relate to conflict.

Clarification: 'Der Anwalt hilft bei rechtlichen Fragen.' is correct because a lawyer helps with legal matters. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Anwalt' in contexts related to playing football, cooking, or driving a bus.

Clarification: The correct word is 'Hüfte' because dancers often move their hips elegantly. 'Kopf' means 'head', 'Hand' means 'hand', and 'Auge' means 'eye'.

Clarification: The correct answer is 'Animal'. A 'Wurm' is a type of small animal, specifically an invertebrate. It is not furniture, an insect, or a vehicle, making options a, b, and d incorrect.

Clarification: The sentence 'We went for a walk in the Mondschein' correctly uses 'moonlight'. It is common to take a walk in the moonlight. The other sentences incorrectly suggest that 'Mondschein' can be warm, require an umbrella, or be noisy, which are not characteristics of moonlight.

Clarification: 'Mutig' means 'brave', which is the opposite of 'ängstlich'. 'Besorgt', 'furchtsam', and 'nervös' all relate to feelings of anxiety or fear.

Clarification: 'Kopie' means 'Copy' in English. The other options are unrelated: 'Book' is 'Buch', 'Table' is 'Tisch', and 'Friend' is 'Freund'.

Clarification: 'Fortschritt' means 'progress', so it makes sense in the context of learning or development, as in sentence b. The other sentences use 'Fortschritt' incorrectly, as it is not an object or a type of food or clothing.

Clarification: The sign 'Vorsicht: Schutt' means 'Caution: Debris'. Therefore, you should be careful of 'falling debris'. The other options, such as slippery floors, loud noise, or bright lights, are not related to 'Schutt'.

Clarification: On a ship's deck, you typically find seating and people enjoying the view or performing tasks. Trees, bookshelves, and cars are not typically found on the deck of a ship, making them incorrect options.

Clarification: Sentence 'a' correctly uses 'Entwurf' in the context of creating a design or plan for a website. The other sentences incorrectly use 'Entwurf' in contexts unrelated to designs or plans.