German Language - Vocabulary (A2)

Clarification: The plural form of 'Tourist' in German is 'Touristen'. 'Tourists' is the English plural form, and 'Touriste' and 'Touristas' are not correct in German.

Clarification: Option 'd' is correct because 'Titel' refers to a 'title', which is appropriate for a movie. 'Titel' does not refer to an item for cleaning (option 'b') or a ticket for an event (option 'c'). Option 'a' is incorrect because it implies needing a new title for a book, which is not a common context for needing a 'title'.

Clarification: 'Fuchs' translates to 'Fox' in English. 'Frog' is 'Frosch', 'Horse' is 'Pferd', and 'Deer' is 'Reh' in German.

Clarification: The correct sentence is 'Wir singen ein Lied.' which means 'We sing a song.' 'Ein Buch', 'einen Film', and 'eine Geschichte' are not things you sing.

Clarification: The antonym of 'dünn' (thin) is 'dick' (thick). 'Klein' means small, 'leise' means quiet, and 'schnell' means fast.

Clarification: 'Er schreibt einen Text.' is correct because 'Text' is masculine in German and requires 'einen' as the accusative article. 'Ein' is nominative or accusative neuter, 'schreiben' is incorrect verb conjugation, and 'eine' is the feminine article.

Clarification: Shoes are commonly packed in a 'Koffer' for travel. A 'Pillow' might be packed for travel, but it's less common. A 'Television' and 'Fridge' are too large and not suitable for packing in a suitcase.

Clarification: 'Rat' in German can mean 'advice', which is the correct answer here. 'Council' is another meaning of 'Rat' in some contexts, but 'advice' is more common. 'Mouse' and 'Cat' are incorrect as they are different words in German.

Clarification: In German, the plural form of 'Sekunde' is 'Sekunden'. The other options are incorrect plural forms.

Clarification: 'Die Sicherheit im Flugzeug ist sehr wichtig.' correctly uses 'Sicherheit' to talk about safety on an airplane. The other sentences use 'Sicherheit' in contexts where it doesn't make sense: cooking ('a'), drinking ('c'), and finding in a garden ('d').

Clarification: Option 'b' correctly uses 'Vokale', the plural of 'Vokal', to refer to vowels in a word. Options 'a', 'c', and 'd' incorrectly use 'Vokal' as if it refers to something other than a vowel.

Clarification: Option 'a' is correct as 'Volk' is used to mean 'people', who can sing together. Options 'b', 'c', and 'd' use 'Volk' incorrectly, as it cannot refer to food, fruit, or a place of residence.

Clarification: Option (a) correctly uses 'Wiese' to describe a meadow being covered in snow. 'Sailed her boat' (b) would require a body of water, not a meadow. 'Climbed the Wiese' (c) suggests a mountain or hill, not a flat field. 'Built a house on the Wiese' (d) is plausible but less common; typically, one would say 'near the Wiese'.

Clarification: 'Gedichtsammlung' means a collection of poems, which is appropriate for 'Poesie'. 'Kochbuch' means cookbook, 'Reparaturanleitung' means repair manual, and 'Stadtplan' means city map, none of which relate to poetry.

Clarification: 'Schuld' also means 'guilt' in German, relating to responsibility or blame. 'Happiness', 'Freedom', and 'Strength' are unrelated meanings.

Clarification: Falling off a bike can cause a 'Verletzung' or injury. The other activities, like reading, listening to music, or cooking, are generally safe and not likely to cause injuries unless an accident occurs.

Clarification: 'Anziehen' is a synonym for 'kleiden', meaning to put on clothes. 'Tragen' means 'to wear' and is not a direct synonym, 'waschen' means 'to wash', and 'lesen' means 'to read'.

Clarification: You would 'deposit money' into a 'Konto', which is a financial account. The other activities do not involve an account.

Clarification: 'Schwanz' is a noun in German. It refers to a part of an animal, specifically a 'tail'. Verbs are action words, adjectives describe nouns, and adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

Clarification: Clapping hands is a gesture commonly used at formal events to show appreciation or applause. Sitting quietly, reading a book, and eating a meal are not gestures, as they do not involve expressive movements typically associated with 'Geste'.

Clarification: The title 'Duke' is the English equivalent of 'Herzog', both indicating a high-ranking noble. A 'Count' is lower in rank, a 'Baron' is even lower, and a 'Serf' is not a noble title at all.

Clarification: Antwort b ist korrekt, da 'Studio' im Zusammenhang mit Musikaufnahmen verwendet wird. Ein Fitnessstudio, eine Party oder Pflanzen passen nicht zu der typischen Nutzung eines Studios.

Clarification: 'Nahm' ist die Vergangenheitsform von 'nehmen', was auf Englisch 'took' bedeutet. Die anderen Optionen sind in der falschen Zeitform.

Clarification: Das Wort 'Morgen' passt nicht zu den anderen, da der 'Morgen' mit dem Osten assoziiert wird, wo die Sonne aufgeht. 'Westen', 'Sonne' und 'Abend' sind miteinander verbunden, da die Sonne im Westen untergeht und dies am Abend geschieht.

Clarification: Ein Tiger hat charakteristische Streifen. Er kann nicht fliegen, ist kein Pflanzenfresser (sondern ein Fleischfresser) und lebt nicht im Wasser.

Clarification: Der Satz 'Ich arbeite im Büro.' ist korrekt für jemanden, der in einem Büro arbeitet. Die anderen Optionen beziehen sich auf andere Arbeitsorte: 'Restaurant', 'Garten', und 'Kino'.

Clarification: Das Wort 'Skala' ist ein Synonym für 'Maßstab', da es sich ebenfalls auf das Messen oder Darstellen von Größen bezieht. Die anderen Optionen sind keine Synonyme für 'Maßstab'.

Clarification: Ein eingeschalteter Monitor zeigt Bilder und Text an. Er kocht kein Essen, wäscht keine Kleidung und macht keinen Lärm (außer eventuell durch Lüftergeräusche).

Clarification: Ein Frosch ist ein Amphibium, das sowohl an Land als auch im Wasser lebt. Ein Krokodil ist ein Reptil, eine Schlange ist ebenfalls ein Reptil, und eine Taube ist ein Vogel.

Clarification: Ein 'Biss' ist mit der Tätigkeit 'beißen' verbunden. Die anderen Tätigkeiten haben keinen Bezug zu 'Biss'.