GCSE German Language Quiz

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    How do you say 'yesterday' in German?

    • Morgen
    • Gestern
    • Hier
    • Vorher
    • Vorgestern
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We have come up with a GCSE German language quiz for you. German is known as a West Germanic language of the Indo-European language family, and this language is mainly spoken in Central Europe. Today, it's one of those languages that people want to learn if it's not their mother tongue. The quiz here is to practice holidays vocabulary and tense work in German, and the test is ideal for GCSE students. Let's go for it.

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  • 2. 

    What tense is this sentence in 'Ich bin in Amerika und sitze in der Sonne'?

    • Present

    • Past

    • Future

    • None

    Correct Answer
    A. Present
    Explanation
    The sentence "Ich bin in Amerika und sitze in der Sonne" is in the present tense. This can be determined by the use of the present tense verb "bin" (am) and "sitze" (sit). The sentence describes the current situation of being in America and sitting in the sun.

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  • 3. 

    What does 'Wie geht's?' mean?

    • Where are you?

    • What are you doing?

    • Who are you?

    • What are you like?

    • How are you?

    Correct Answer
    A. How are you?
    Explanation
    The phrase "Wie geht's?" is a common German greeting that translates to "How are you?" in English. It is used to inquire about someone's well-being or current state.

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  • 4. 

    What tense is this sentence in 'Ich bin nach Deutschland gefahren'?

    • Present

    • Past

    • Future

    • Conditional

    Correct Answer
    A. Past
    Explanation
    The sentence "Ich bin nach Deutschland gefahren" is in the past tense. This is indicated by the use of the past participle "gefahren" and the auxiliary verb "bin" which is the past tense form of "sein" (to be). The sentence translates to "I have traveled to Germany" or "I went to Germany," both indicating a completed action in the past.

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    What does 'weil' do to word order?

    • Nothing eg. weil es war sonnig

    • Sends the verb to the beginning eg. weil war es sonnig

    • Sends the verb to the end eg. weil es sonnig war

    • None

    Correct Answer
    A. Sends the verb to the end eg. weil es sonnig war
    Explanation
    The word "weil" is a subordinating conjunction in German that means "because." When "weil" is used in a sentence, it introduces a subordinate clause that provides the reason or cause for the main clause. In this case, the correct answer states that "weil" sends the verb to the end of the clause. This is because in German, the verb is typically placed in the second position in a main clause, but in a subordinate clause introduced by "weil," the verb is moved to the end of the clause. Therefore, the correct sentence structure would be "weil es sonnig war" (because it was sunny).

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  • 6. 

    What does 'Klassenfahrt' mean?

    • School trip

    • Classroom

    • Class holiday

    • School journey

    • Class rules

    Correct Answer
    A. School trip
    Explanation
    'Klassenfahrt' is a German word that translates to 'school trip' in English. It refers to an organized trip or excursion taken by a group of students and their teachers outside of the school premises for educational or recreational purposes. This term specifically emphasizes that it is a trip related to the students' class or school.

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    What does this mean  'Ich bin in der Schweiz und ich sitze in der Sonne'?

    • I am in Switzerland, and I am lying in the sun.

    • I am in Sweden, and I am sitting in the sun.

    • I am in Switzerland, and I am sitting in the sun.

    • I am in Sweden, and I am lying in the sun.

    • I am in Switzerland, and it is sunny.

    Correct Answer
    A. I am in Switzerland, and I am sitting in the sun.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "I am in Switzerland, and I am sitting in the sun." This is because the sentence "Ich bin in der Schweiz und ich sitze in der Sonne" translates to "I am in Switzerland, and I am sitting in the sun." The sentence clearly states the location (Switzerland) and the action (sitting in the sun).

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  • 8. 

    What time is it: 'Es ist zehn Uhr fünfzehn'?

    • 10.50

    • 10.15

    • 10.05

    • 15.10

    • 10.55

    Correct Answer
    A. 10.15
    Explanation
    The given correct answer is 10.15. This can be determined by translating the German phrase "Es ist zehn Uhr fünfzehn" to English, which means "It is ten fifteen." Therefore, the time indicated is 10:15.

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    What does 'Die Reise' mean?

    • The rise

    • The risen

    • The journey

    • The route

    • The road

    Correct Answer
    A. The journey
    Explanation
    'Die Reise' is a German phrase that translates to 'the journey' in English. It refers to the act of traveling from one place to another, typically for leisure, exploration, or a specific purpose. It does not mean 'the rise', 'the risen', 'the route', or 'the road'.

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  • 10. 

    'Ich bin seit 5 Tagen mit meinen Freunden hier in Frankreich' - What does this mean?

    • I have been here in France with my friends for 5 days.

    • I have been here with my friend Frank for 5 days.

    • I will be in France with my friends for 5 days.

    • I am here in France with my friends for 5 days.

    • I have been in France with my friend for 5 days.

    Correct Answer
    A. I have been here in France with my friends for 5 days.
    Explanation
    The phrase "Ich bin seit 5 Tagen mit meinen Freunden hier in Frankreich" translates to "I have been here in France with my friends for 5 days." The sentence indicates that the speaker has been in France for a period of 5 days, accompanied by their friends.

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