German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: 'Hören' means 'to hear' in English. The other options are incorrect translations: 'to see' is 'sehen', 'to run' is 'laufen', and 'to eat' is 'essen'.

Clarification: The correct form for 'ich' is 'gebe'. 'Gebt' is for 'ihr', 'geben' is for 'wir' or 'sie (they)', and 'gibst' is for 'du'.

Clarification: A shop is more likely to be 'geöffnet' or open at 1 p.m., which is a typical business hour. 3 a.m., 11 p.m., and 5 a.m. are not usual business hours for most shops.

Clarification: The question 'Was ist deine Telefonnummer?' means 'What is your phone number?' which is the correct way to ask for someone's number. The other questions ask about colors, location, and birthday, which are unrelated to asking for a number.

Clarification: Posters are typically made of 'Paper', which makes them easy to print and display. 'Wood', 'Plastic', and 'Metal' are not common materials for posters.

Clarification: Joining a 'Gruppe' at school means joining 'a group of students'. A book, a single chair, and a large meal do not fit the context of a group.

Clarification: 'Kellner' means 'Waiter' in English. A chef is someone who cooks, a manager oversees operations, and a driver operates a vehicle.

Clarification: 'Öl' means 'oil' in English. The other options are different German words: 'Milk' is 'Milch', 'Water' is 'Wasser', and 'Bread' is 'Brot'.

Clarification: The sentence 'Das ist ein Wunder!' means 'That is a wonder!' and uses 'Wunder' correctly. The other sentences misuse the word: 'Wunder' cannot be drunk, it is not an object that can be cold, and it cannot be driven.

Clarification: Sentence 'b' correctly uses 'Körper' to talk about the body being tired after exercise. Sentence 'a' is incorrect because you cannot buy a body. Sentence 'c' is incorrect as bodies cannot be in cups. Sentence 'd' is incorrect because 'Körper' cannot be described as delicious.

Clarification: In mathematics, 'Einheit' is used to refer to a unit of measurement or a single entity. While 'Einheit' can be conceptually relevant in fields like music or history, it is not as commonly used as in mathematics.

Clarification: A 'Kellnerin' works in a 'restaurant', where she serves food and drinks. 'Hospital', 'School', and 'Library' are workplaces for doctors, teachers, and librarians, respectively.

Clarification: A 'Tal' is a valley, which is typically a low area between mountains or hills. 'A flat plain' and 'a high peak' do not fit the description of a valley, and 'a dense forest' describes a type of vegetation, not a landform.

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: Sentence 'b' correctly uses 'Tarif' to refer to the rate of a data plan. Sentences 'a', 'c', and 'd' misuse the word, as concert, food, and beach experiences do not relate to rates or fees.

Clarification: A synonym for 'zustimmen' is 'einverstanden sein,' which also means 'to agree.' The other options are unrelated: 'laufen' (to run), 'lesen' (to read), 'schreiben' (to write).

Clarification: The sentence 'Mein Vater ist Bauer' translates to 'My father is a farmer.' The other options describe different professions that do not match 'Bauer'.

Clarification: 'Schmal' means 'narrow' in English, which is the opposite of 'breit'. 'Groß' means 'big', 'klein' means 'small', and 'lang' means 'long'.

Clarification: The correct translation is 'Das ist eine tolle Kombination.' 'Großer Computer' means 'big computer', 'schlechte Verbindung' means 'bad connection', and 'schnelles Auto' means 'fast car', none of which relate to 'combination'.

Clarification: 'Switch' can be a synonym for 'Auslöser' as both can start or trigger an action. 'Table', 'cloud', and 'bicycle' do not have a similar meaning to 'Auslöser'.

Clarification: 'Streifen' translates to 'Stripe' in English. The other options are different shapes: a 'Circle' is 'Kreis', a 'Square' is 'Quadrat', and a 'Triangle' is 'Dreieck'.

Clarification: A 'Zerstörer' is associated with destruction, so 'cleaning up a park' is the least likely activity they would do, making option 'b' correct. The other options involve destructive actions.

Clarification: The correct answer is 'Zweig', meaning 'Branch', which fits the context of a cat climbing. 'Wasser' means 'Water', 'Himmel' means 'Sky', and 'Küche' means 'Kitchen', none of which are climbable by a cat in this context.

Clarification: Sentence 'c' is correct because 'Element' is often used in scientific or technical contexts, such as in a laboratory. The other sentences incorrectly relate 'Element' to animals, locations, or unrelated actions.

Clarification: 'Ich ging gestern ins Kino.' is correct because 'ging' is used in the past tense, meaning 'went'. 'Gestern' (yesterday) is appropriate with past tense. 'Morgen' (tomorrow) and 'jetzt' (now) are incorrect because they do not fit with past tense. 'Oft' (often) doesn't specify a past action.

Clarification: 'Realen' means 'real', so the opposite would be 'imaginary'. 'Friendly', 'heavy', and 'bright' are not opposites of 'real'.

Clarification: The German suffix '-heit' is used to form nouns indicating a state or quality, similar to '-ness' in English. 'Un-' and 'ge-' are prefixes, and '-tion' is a suffix but more common in English.

Clarification: The sentence 'Ich habe die Verantwortung für das Projekt.' correctly uses 'Verantwortung' in the context of having responsibility. The other sentences use 'Verantwortung' in incorrect contexts.

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'The movie will begeistern the audience.' This means the movie will excite the audience. The other options misuse 'begeistern', which should not be used with homework, placing objects, or meals.

Clarification: 'Stufe' can mean 'level', 'stage', or 'step', but it does not mean 'window'.