German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: 'Fliege' is related to 'insect' as it is a type of insect. It is not related to 'car', 'tree', or 'house'.

Clarification: A 'studio' can be a place for fitness activities, like a gym. A park, library, or grocery store are not referred to as studios.

Clarification: 'Ja' is used to express agreement, meaning 'yes'. It does not indicate disagreement, confusion, or surprise.

Clarification: 'Spieler' is typically used in the context of sports or games, where it refers to a 'Player'. In a theater, you would refer to 'actors', in a concert to 'musicians', and in a cooking class, participants are usually referred to as 'students' or 'cooks'.

Clarification: Sentence 'b' correctly uses 'Sicherheit' in the context of safety, suggesting to buckle up for safety. Sentence 'a' incorrectly suggests carrying 'safety' in a bag, 'c' incorrectly describes 'safety' as sour, and 'd' incorrectly asks when 'safety' arrived.

Clarification: 'Fahrspur' translates to 'lane' in English, referring to a marked part of the road for vehicles. 'Bicycle' is 'Fahrrad', 'Road' is 'Straße', and 'Car' is 'Auto'.

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: 'Die Biene lebt in einem Bienenstock.' means 'The bee lives in a beehive.' which is correct. Bees do not live under water, in tree nests (that's typically birds), or in caves.

Clarification: The question 'What are you asking for?' matches the answer 'Ich verlange das Geld' (I demand the money). The other questions do not relate to demanding something.

Clarification: The plural form of 'Krähe' is 'Krähen'. In German, nouns have specific plural forms, and adding '-en' is the correct pluralization for 'Krähe'. The other options are incorrect plural forms.

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'Ich esse ein Teil von dem Kuchen.' which means 'I am eating a part of the cake.' The other sentences incorrectly use 'Teil' as 'Teil' refers to a 'part' or 'piece', not a quantity, speed, or object.

Clarification: 'Stück' means 'piece' which is similar to 'Teil' meaning 'part'. 'Ganze' means 'whole', 'Nichts' means 'nothing', and 'Viel' means 'much', which are not synonyms of 'Teil'.

Clarification: 'Ich möchte das Buch berühren.' means 'I want to touch the book.' It correctly uses 'berühren'. The other sentences mean 'write', 'eat', and 'buy', which do not use 'berühren'.

Clarification: The first person singular form of 'wissen' is 'weiß'. 'Wissen' is the infinitive form, 'weißt' is the second person singular form, and 'wisst' is the second person plural form.

Clarification: The correct use of 'tropfen' is in context with liquids, as in 'The rain began to tropfen on the roof.' The other sentences use 'tropfen' incorrectly as it means 'to drip'.

Clarification: 'Frei' means 'free' or 'available', which is the opposite of 'beschäftigt' (busy). 'Langsam' means 'slow', 'schnell' means 'fast', and 'klein' means 'small', none of which are opposites of 'busy'.

Clarification: 'Töten' means 'to kill' in English. The other options do not match the meaning of 'töten': 'to laugh' is 'lachen', 'to eat' is 'essen', and 'to sleep' is 'schlafen'.

Clarification: 'Wetter' translates to 'Weather' in English. The other pairs are incorrect: 'Window' is 'Fenster', 'Sea' is 'Meer', and 'Wall' is 'Wand' in German.

Clarification: Hiking (b) is an activity often done in a 'Schlucht', which is a canyon or gorge. Sunbathing (a), skiing (c), and surfing (d) are not typically done in such a setting.

Clarification: 'Rubin' is typically red in color because it is a ruby, which is known for its distinctive red hue. The other colors do not match the typical appearance of a ruby.

Clarification: The correct plural form of 'Säge' in German is 'Sägen'. The other options do not follow the standard pluralization rules for this noun in German.

Clarification: The word 'Hospital' is not related to farming or the work of a 'Bauer'. 'Field', 'Crops', and 'Barn' are all associated with farming activities.

Clarification: 'Persönlichkeit' refers to someone's character or personality, so it is used when discussing someone's character. It is not related to buildings, meals, or trips.

Clarification: The sentence 'Die Schwerkraft lässt den Apfel fallen.' correctly uses 'Schwerkraft' to describe the force that causes an apple to fall. The other sentences incorrectly attribute unrelated actions to gravity.

Clarification: 'Prinzip' is similar in meaning to 'rule', as both refer to guidelines or fundamental truths. 'King' is unrelated and corresponds to 'König'. 'Book' is 'Buch', and 'Song' is 'Lied', both of which are unrelated to 'Prinzip'.

Clarification: 'Der Duft von Kaffee' translates to 'the smell of coffee'. The word 'Duft' specifically refers to smell, not sound, taste, or color.

Clarification: 'Behandlung' in German means 'treatment'. The other options are incorrect: 'Celebration' is 'Feier', 'Meeting' is 'Treffen', and 'Journey' is 'Reise'.

Clarification: In describing a person, 'Bastard' is synonymous with 'Unpleasant'. It is not similar to 'Nice', 'Gentle', or 'Friendly'.

Clarification: The sentence 'Der Anstieg war sehr steil.' means 'The climb was very steep.' This is correct usage. 'Essen' (to eat), 'Lieblingsfarbe' (favorite color), and 'Musik hören' (listen to music) do not relate to 'Anstieg'.

Clarification: The correct pair is 'Unternehmen' to 'Company', just as 'Haus' is to 'House'. 'Car', 'Window', and 'Tree' are incorrect as they translate to 'Auto', 'Fenster', and 'Baum' respectively.