Adjektivendungen MCQ Quiz! Trivia

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    Ich gehe an die grün_ Tafel (f.).

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Test your knowledge of German adjective endings with this engaging MCQ trivia! Determine the correct endings for adjectives based on gender, case, and number. Essential for learners aiming to master German grammar nuances.

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  • 2. 

    Ich gehe gern durch den groß_ Wald (m.).

    Explanation
    The correct answer is "-en" because the word "groß" is in the accusative case and the noun "Wald" is a masculine noun. In the accusative case, masculine nouns take the ending "-en" when there is no article or determiner preceding it. Therefore, "durch den groß_ Wald" is the correct form.

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    Es tut meinem verletz_ Arm (m.) weh.

    Explanation
    Wehtun is a dative verb, so the noun and adjective ending become dative.

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    Ich gehe immer mit einer blau_ Tasche (f.).

    Explanation
    The correct answer is "-en" because it is the correct ending for the adjective "blau" when used with a feminine noun in the accusative case. In German, adjectives need to agree in gender, number, and case with the noun they modify. In this case, since the noun "Tasche" is feminine and in the accusative case, the adjective "blau" takes the ending "-en".

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    Der rot_ Ball (m.) ist mein.

    Explanation
    The correct answer is "-e" because in German, when a masculine noun is in the nominative case and singular form, and is preceded by the definite article "der", it takes the ending "-e" in the possessive form. Therefore, "Der rot_ Ball (m.) ist mein" translates to "The red ball is mine."

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    Ein muskulös_ Mann (m.) geht da.

    Explanation
    The given sentence "Ein muskulöser Mann geht da." is in German and it means "A muscular man is going there." In German, adjectives have to agree with the gender and case of the noun they modify. In this case, "muskulöser" is the masculine singular form of the adjective "muskulös" because it is modifying the masculine noun "Mann". The ending "-er" is used for masculine singular nominative adjectives. Therefore, the correct answer is "-er".

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    Ich finde die jung_ Mädchen (p.) ärgerlich.

    Explanation
    The correct answer is "-en" because in this sentence, "jung" is an adjective modifying the noun "Mädchen" which is plural. In German, when an adjective is used to describe a plural noun, it takes the ending "-en".

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    Ich liebe hübsch_ Katzen (p.).

    Explanation
    The correct answer is "-e" because in German, when using the adjective "hübsch" (meaning "pretty" or "beautiful") to describe plural nouns, the adjective takes the ending "-e". Therefore, to correctly say "I love pretty cats" in German, we would say "Ich liebe hübsche Katzen."

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    Die Kleidung des attraktiv_ Mädchens (n.) ist sehr schön.

    Explanation
    In this sentence, the adjective "attraktiv" is describing the noun "Mädchen". Since "Mädchen" is a neuter noun, the adjective ending should be "-en" in the nominative case. Therefore, the correct form of the adjective is "attraktiv_en".

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    Ich gebe böse_ Feinden (p.) eine Flasche Gift.

    Explanation
    The correct answer is "-n" because in German, when a plural noun is in the accusative case and preceded by a masculine or neuter article, it takes the "-n" ending. In this sentence, "Feinden" is a plural noun in the accusative case, and it is preceded by the masculine article "böse". Therefore, it requires the "-n" ending.

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