German Final Gender Quiz

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1. Keller

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The given correct answer "der" is the correct article in German for masculine nouns. In German, nouns are assigned one of three genders - masculine, feminine, or neuter. The article "der" is used before masculine nouns in the nominative case.

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The 'German Final Gender Quiz' assesses knowledge of the grammatical gender of common beverages and drinks in German. It enhances understanding of noun genders in German, a crucial skill for language learners aiming for fluency and accuracy in everyday communication.

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2. Limonade

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The word "Limonade" is a feminine noun in German, which is why the correct article to use with it is "die".

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3. Apotheke

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The word "Apotheke" is a feminine noun in German, so the correct article to use with it is "die". "Der" is the article for masculine nouns, and "das" is the article for neuter nouns. Therefore, the correct answer is "die".

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4. Brücke

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The word "Brücke" is a feminine noun in German, which is indicated by the article "die" in front of it. In German, nouns can be categorized into three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. The gender of a noun is not always predictable and needs to be learned along with the word itself. In this case, "die Brücke" refers to "the bridge" in English.

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5. Polizeiwache

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The word "Polizeiwache" is a feminine noun in German, which is why the correct article to use with it is "die". In German, nouns can be masculine, feminine, or neuter, and the article used with them depends on their gender. In this case, "Polizeiwache" refers to a police station, and "die" is the appropriate article to use with feminine nouns.

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6. Bluse

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The given answer "die" is the correct article for the noun "Bluse" in German. In German, nouns have gender, and "Bluse" is a feminine noun, so it requires the article "die" in the nominative case.

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7. Kravatte

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In German, nouns are categorized into three genders: masculine (der), feminine (die), and neuter (das). The word "Kravatte" is a feminine noun, so the correct definite article is "die".

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8. Kette

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The given answer "die" is the correct article for the German noun "Kette" which means "chain" in English. In German, nouns are assigned one of three genders: masculine (der), feminine (die), or neuter (das). In this case, "Kette" is a feminine noun, so the correct article is "die".

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9. Brille

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The word "Brille" is a feminine noun in German, which means "glasses" in English. In German, nouns can be categorized into three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. The article "die" is used for feminine nouns, hence "die Brille" is the correct form.

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10. Vase/Nase

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The given answer "die" is the correct article for the word "Vase" in German. In German, nouns can be classified into three genders: masculine (der), feminine (die), and neuter (das). The word "Vase" is a feminine noun, hence the correct article is "die". The word "Nase" is a feminine noun as well, but it is not relevant to the given answer.

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11. Küche

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The correct answer is "die" because "Küche" is a feminine noun in German. In German, nouns are assigned a gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter) and "die" is the definite article used for feminine nouns.

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12. Diele

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The given answer "die" is the correct article for the noun "Diele" in German. In German, nouns are assigned one of three genders: masculine, feminine, or neuter. The article "die" is used for feminine nouns, which "Diele" falls under. Therefore, "die Diele" is the correct way to refer to this noun in German.

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13. Treppe

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In German, nouns have grammatical gender, and they can be masculine, feminine, or neuter. The word "Treppe" is a feminine noun in German, so the correct article to use with it is "die". Therefore, the correct answer is "die".

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14. Kirche

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The word "Kirche" in German is a feminine noun, which means "church" in English. In German, feminine nouns are usually preceded by the definite article "die". Therefore, the correct answer is "die".

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15. Jacke

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16. Handschuhe

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The word "Handschuhe" is a plural noun in German, meaning "gloves" in English. In German, nouns have three genders: masculine (der), feminine (die), and neuter (das). Since "Handschuhe" is plural, it takes the feminine article "die".

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17. Ohrringe

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The word "Ohrringe" is a plural noun in German, and the article that is used with plural nouns is "die". Therefore, the correct answer is "die".

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18. Spiesekarte

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The given correct answer is "die". In German, nouns have different genders (masculine, feminine, and neuter), and the gender of a noun determines the article that precedes it. "Die" is the definite article used for feminine nouns. Therefore, the correct article for "Spiesekarte" is "die".

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19. Spüle

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The word "Spüle" is a feminine noun in German, which is why the correct article is "die". In German, nouns are assigned a gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter), and this gender determines the article that precedes the noun. In this case, "Spüle" is a feminine noun, so it is accompanied by the feminine article "die".

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20. Dusche

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The word "Dusche" is a feminine noun in German, so the correct article to use with it is "die". In German, nouns are assigned a gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter) and this determines the article that accompanies them. In this case, "die" is the article used with feminine nouns.

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21. Etage/Garage

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The word "Etage" is a feminine noun in German, therefore it is preceded by the definite article "die". "Garage" is also a feminine noun, so it is also preceded by "die". However, "der" and "das" are masculine and neuter articles respectively, so they are not the correct choices for these nouns.

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22. Bürste

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The word "Bürste" is a feminine noun in German. In the nominative case, the definite article "die" is used with feminine nouns. Therefore, the correct answer is "die".

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23. Hose

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24. Mütze

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In German, "Mütze" is a feminine noun, so the correct definite article to use with it is "die".

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25. Kommode

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The word "Kommode" is a feminine noun in German, which means that it takes the article "die". In German, nouns can be masculine, feminine, or neuter, and the article used with each noun depends on its gender. Since "Kommode" is a feminine noun, the correct article to use is "die".

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26. Mantel

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In German, nouns have different gender forms: masculine (der), feminine (die), and neuter (das). The word "Mantel" is a masculine noun, so the correct article to use with it is "der".

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27. Stuhl

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The word "Stuhl" is a masculine noun in German, which is why the correct article to use with it is "der". In German, nouns can be assigned one of three genders: masculine, feminine, or neuter. The gender of a noun determines the form of the definite article that is used with it. In this case, "Stuhl" is a masculine noun, so "der" is the correct article to use.

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28. Wagen

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The given correct answer "der" is the masculine definite article in German. In German, nouns are assigned one of three genders: masculine, feminine, or neuter. The gender of a noun determines the form of the definite article that precedes it. Since "Wagen" is a masculine noun, it requires the definite article "der" in the nominative case.

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29. Tasse[n]

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The correct answer is "die" because "Tasse" is a feminine noun in German. In German, nouns are assigned a gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter) and "Tasse" belongs to the feminine gender category. Therefore, the correct definite article to use with "Tasse" is "die".

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30. Flasche[n]

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The word "Flasche" is a feminine noun in German, which is why the correct article to use with it is "die".

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31. Lampe[n]

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The given word "Lampe" is a feminine noun in German, hence the correct article to use with it is "die".

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32. Badewanne[n]

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The word "Badewanne" is a feminine noun in German, and the article "die" is used for feminine nouns. Therefore, the correct answer is "die".

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33. Banhof

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The given answer "der" is the correct article for the German noun "Banhof". In German, "der" is used for masculine nouns, "die" is used for feminine nouns, and "das" is used for neuter nouns. Since "Banhof" is a masculine noun, the correct article is "der".

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34. Spiegel

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The word "Spiegel" is a masculine noun in German, which means "mirror" in English. In German, nouns can have three grammatical genders: masculine, feminine, or neuter. The word "der" is the definite article used with masculine nouns in the nominative case. Therefore, "der" is the correct article to use with the noun "Spiegel" in this context.

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35. Sessel

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The given correct answer "der" is the masculine form of the definite article in German. In German, nouns are assigned gender, and "Sessel" is a masculine noun. Therefore, when referring to "Sessel" in a specific context, the correct article to use is "der".

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36. Telefonzelle

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The given word "Telefonzelle" is a feminine noun in German. In the German language, nouns are categorized into three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. The article "die" is used with feminine nouns. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is "die".

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37. Gürtel

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In German, nouns are assigned a gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter) and the article used with the noun depends on its gender. In this case, "Gürtel" is a masculine noun, so the correct article is "der".

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38. Schrank

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The given correct answer "der" indicates that "Schrank" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns can be classified as masculine, feminine, or neuter, and this classification determines the definite article used with the noun. In this case, "der" is the definite article used with masculine nouns.

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39. Tisch

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The correct answer is "der" because "Tisch" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns have different gender forms (masculine, feminine, and neuter), and the article used before a noun depends on its gender. Since "Tisch" is masculine, the correct article to use is "der".

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40. Zug

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The word "Zug" is a masculine noun in German, which means "train" in English. In German grammar, masculine nouns are usually preceded by the definite article "der". Therefore, the correct answer is "der".

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41. Mund

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The given correct answer "der" is the masculine definite article in German. In German, nouns are assigned a gender, and "der" is used for masculine nouns. It is important to use the correct article when referring to a noun in German, as it affects the rest of the sentence structure and agreement.

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42. Zeitung

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"Die" is the correct article for the word "Zeitung" in German. In German, nouns are assigned one of three genders: masculine, feminine, or neuter. The gender of a noun determines the article that precedes it. "Zeitung" is a feminine noun, so it takes the feminine article "die".

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43. Hotel

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In German, the word "Hotel" is a neuter noun, so it takes the article "das".

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44. T-shirt

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The word "T-shirt" is a neuter noun in German, which is why the article "das" is used with it. In German, nouns can be categorized as masculine, feminine, or neuter, and the choice of article depends on the gender of the noun. In this case, "das" is the appropriate article for "T-shirt" because it is a neuter noun.

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45. Auto

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The given answer "das" is the correct article for the German noun "Auto". In German, nouns can be masculine, feminine, or neuter, and the article used depends on the gender of the noun. "Das" is the article used for neuter nouns, and "Auto" happens to be a neuter noun in German. Therefore, "das Auto" is the correct way to refer to a car in German.

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46. Fernseher

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Fernseher is masculine.

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47. Elektroherd

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The given word "Elektroherd" is a German noun, and in German, nouns can be masculine, feminine, or neuter. The correct article for "Elektroherd" is "der," which indicates that it is a masculine noun.

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48. Stift

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The correct answer is "der" because "Stift" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns can be classified as masculine, feminine, or neuter, and the article "der" is used for masculine nouns.

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49. Bart

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50. Pflanze[n]

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The correct answer is "die" because "Pflanze" is a feminine noun in German. In German, nouns are assigned a gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter) and "die" is the definite article used for feminine nouns.

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51. Kühlschrank

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The correct answer for this question is "der". In German, "Kühlschrank" is a masculine noun, and therefore it is preceded by the definite article "der".

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52. Kino

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The word "das" is the correct answer because in German, "Kino" (which means cinema or movie theater) is a neuter noun. In German grammar, neuter nouns are usually accompanied by the definite article "das".

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53. Ei

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54. Bild[er]

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The correct answer is "das" because "Bild" is a neuter noun in German, and neuter nouns are preceded by the article "das".

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55. Blazer

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56. Schnurrbart

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The given correct answer "der" suggests that "Schnurrbart" is a masculine noun in German. In the German language, nouns have gender, and "der" is used for masculine nouns. Therefore, "Schnurrbart" is a masculine noun in German.

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57. Weste

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58. Zwiebeln

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"Zwiebeln" is a plural noun in German, and in the nominative case, plural nouns take the article "die". Therefore, the correct article for "Zwiebeln" is "die".

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59. Museum

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60. Kleid

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In German, "Kleid" is a neuter noun, so the definite article used with it is "das".

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61. Bas[ezimmer]

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62. Computer

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The word "Computer" is a masculine noun in German, which is why the correct article to use with it is "der".

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63. Bus

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The given answer "der" is correct because in German, the word "Bus" is a masculine noun, and the article "der" is used for masculine nouns.

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64. Bäckerei

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The correct answer is "die" because "Bäckerei" is a feminine noun in German. In German, nouns are assigned a gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter), and the article used with the noun must agree with its gender. In this case, "die" is the definite article used with feminine nouns.

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65. Buchhandlung

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The correct answer is "die" because "Buchhandlung" is a feminine noun in German. In German, nouns have gender, and "die" is the definite article used for feminine nouns.

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66. Brot

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The given answer "das" is the correct article for the noun "Brot" in the German language. "Brot" is a neuter noun, and in German, neuter nouns are usually accompanied by the article "das".

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67. Sprudel

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The word "Sprudel" is a German noun, and in German, nouns have grammatical genders. The three genders in German are masculine, feminine, and neuter, which are represented by the articles "der," "die," and "das" respectively. In this case, the correct gender for "Sprudel" is masculine, so the correct article is "der."

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68. Fisch

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The word "Fisch" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns can have three genders: masculine, feminine, or neuter. The article "der" is used with masculine nouns. Therefore, the correct answer is "der".

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69. Senf

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The given answer "der" is the correct article for the noun "Senf" in German. In German, nouns have gender and "Senf" is a masculine noun, hence it requires the article "der".

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70. Preis

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The given correct answer is "der". In German, nouns are assigned a gender, and "der" is the definite article used for masculine nouns. Since "Preis" is a masculine noun, it requires the article "der" to indicate its gender.

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71. Kännchen

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The word "Kännchen" is a German noun, and in German, nouns have gender. The gender of a noun can be either masculine, feminine, or neuter. In this case, "das" is the correct gender article for the noun "Kännchen".

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72. Herd

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The word "der" is the correct answer because it is the correct article for the noun "Herd" in German. In German, nouns have different genders (masculine, feminine, and neuter) and the article used with a noun depends on its gender. In this case, "Herd" is a masculine noun, so the correct article is "der".

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73. Garten

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The word "Garten" is a masculine noun in German, which means "garden" in English. In German, masculine nouns are usually preceded by the definite article "der". Therefore, "der" is the correct article to use with the noun "Garten".

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74. Bett[en]

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The given answer "das" is the correct article for the noun "Bett" in German. In German, nouns are assigned one of three genders: masculine, feminine, or neuter. The article "der" is used for masculine nouns, "die" for feminine nouns, and "das" for neuter nouns. Since "Bett" is a neuter noun, the correct article is "das".

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75. Fenster

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The word "Fenster" is a neuter noun in German, which means it is preceded by the article "das". In this case, "das" is the correct article for "Fenster".

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76. Kartoffeln

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The correct answer is "die" because "Kartoffeln" is a plural noun in German, and the definite article for plural nouns is "die".

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77. Toilette[n]

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78. Anzug

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The given word "Anzug" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns can be categorized into three genders: masculine (der), feminine (die), and neuter (das). Since "Anzug" is preceded by the article "der", it indicates that it is a masculine noun.

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79. Stereolage[n]

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The correct answer is "die" because "Stereolage" is a feminine noun in German. In German grammar, feminine nouns are preceded by the definite article "die".

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80. Glas

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The word "Glas" in German is a neuter noun, and the article "das" is used for neuter nouns. Therefore, the correct article for "Glas" is "das".

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81. Wein

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The given correct answer is "der." In German, nouns have different genders, and "der" is the definite article used for masculine nouns. Therefore, the word "Wein" must be a masculine noun, and it is appropriate to use "der" before it.

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82. Bücher

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The given correct answer "die" corresponds to the plural form of the German noun "Bücher" which means "books" in English. In German, nouns have different gender forms (masculine, feminine, and neuter) and "die" is used for feminine nouns in the nominative and accusative cases, as well as for plural nouns in the nominative case. Therefore, "die" is the appropriate article to use with the noun "Bücher" in this context.

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83. Restaurant

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In German, the word "Restaurant" is a neuter noun, which means it is assigned the article "das".

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84. Schwimmbad

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85. Waschbecken

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The correct answer is "das" because "Waschbecken" is a neuter noun in German. Neuter nouns in German are typically preceded by the article "das".

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86. Schlafzimmer

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The word "Schlafzimmer" is a German noun, which means "bedroom" in English. In German, the word "Schlafzimmer" is a neuter noun, and the definite article for neuter nouns is "das". Therefore, the correct article for "Schlafzimmer" is "das".

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87. Tee

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The given answer "der" is the correct article in German for masculine nouns. In this case, the word "Tee" is a masculine noun, so it should be preceded by the article "der".

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88. Pullover

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The correct answer is "der" because "Pullover" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns can have three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. The gender of a noun determines the articles and adjectives used with it. In this case, "der" is the definite article used with masculine nouns.

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89. Schal

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The correct answer is "der" because "Schal" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns are assigned a gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter), and the article used with the noun depends on its gender. In this case, "der" is the definite article used with masculine nouns.

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90. Bibliothek

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"Bibliothek" is a feminine noun in German, hence the correct article to use with it is "die".

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91. Bier

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The given answer "das" is correct because "Bier" is a neuter noun in German. In German grammar, nouns have three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. "Bier" is a neuter noun, so it requires the definite article "das" in the nominative case.

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92. Motorrad

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"Motorrad" is a German noun that refers to a motorcycle. In the German language, nouns are assigned gender, and "Motorrad" is classified as a neuter noun, hence it is preceded by the definite article "das".

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93. Mineralwasser

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"Mineralwasser" is a compound noun in German, consisting of "Mineral" (mineral) and "Wasser" (water). In German, compound nouns are usually assigned a gender based on the last noun in the compound. Since "Wasser" is neuter (das), "Mineralwasser" is also assigned the neuter gender.

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94. Fahrrad

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The word "Fahrrad" is a German noun, and in German, nouns can be assigned one of three genders: masculine (der), feminine (die), or neuter (das). The correct gender for "Fahrrad" is "das" because it is a neuter noun.

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95. Marktplatz

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The word "Marktplatz" is a masculine noun in German. In the German language, nouns can be categorized into three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. "Der" is the definite article used for masculine nouns, so "der" is the correct article to use with "Marktplatz".

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96. Hobbyraum

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The correct answer is "der" because "Hobbyraum" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns can be either masculine, feminine, or neuter, and the article used before the noun changes depending on the gender. In this case, "der" is the definite article used before masculine nouns.

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97. Kaffee

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The given correct answer "der" suggests that "Kaffee" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns can be categorized into three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. The article "der" is used with masculine nouns. Therefore, "der Kaffee" indicates that "coffee" is referred to as a masculine noun in German.

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98. Zucker

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The correct answer is "der" because it is the correct article for masculine nouns in German. In German, nouns have different genders (masculine, feminine, or neuter), and the article "der" is used for masculine nouns. Therefore, in this case, "der" is the correct choice.

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99. Reis

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The given correct answer "der" is the correct article for the noun "Reis" in German. In German, nouns are assigned one of three genders: masculine, feminine, or neuter. The gender of a noun determines the article that precedes it. In this case, "Reis" is a masculine noun, so it takes the masculine article "der".

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100. Rock

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In German, nouns have grammatical gender, and "Rock" is a masculine noun. Therefore, the correct article to use with "Rock" is "der".

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101. Bank

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In German, nouns have different genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. The gender of a noun is important for determining the articles and adjective endings used with it. "Bank" is a feminine noun in German, so the correct article is "die".

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102. Schuhgeschäft/Blumengeschäft

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The correct answer is "das" because "Schuhgeschäft" and "Blumengeschäft" are both neuter nouns in German. In German, nouns are assigned a gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter), and the article used with the noun depends on its gender. Neuter nouns are preceded by the article "das". Therefore, "das" is the correct article to use with both "Schuhgeschäft" and "Blumengeschäft".

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103. Espresso

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The word "Espresso" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns can be classified as either masculine (der), feminine (die), or neuter (das) based on their gender. In this case, "der" is the correct article to use with the noun "Espresso".

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104. Knoblauch

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The word "Knoblauch" is a masculine noun in German, which is why the correct article for it is "der". In German, nouns can be classified into three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. The gender of a noun determines the form of articles, adjectives, and pronouns used with it. In this case, "Knoblauch" is a masculine noun, so it requires the masculine article "der".

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105. Hänchenbrust

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"Hänchenbrust" is a German word that refers to "chicken breast" in English. In German, nouns have grammatical gender, and "Hänchenbrust" is a feminine noun. Therefore, the correct article to use with "Hänchenbrust" is "die".

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106. Figur

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The given answer "die" is correct because it is the correct article for the noun "Figur" in German. In German, nouns are assigned gender, and "Figur" is a feminine noun, so it requires the article "die" in the nominative case.

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107. Radio

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In German, nouns are assigned a gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter) and the gender of a noun can often be determined by its article (der for masculine, die for feminine, das for neuter). In this case, "Radio" is a neuter noun, so the correct article is "das".

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108. Teppich

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The correct answer is "der" because "Teppich" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns are assigned a gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter), and the article used with the noun depends on its gender. Since "Teppich" is masculine, the correct article to use is "der".

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109. Vorhang[e]

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The correct answer is "der" because "Vorhang" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns have different gender forms (masculine, feminine, and neuter) and the article used before the noun changes based on its gender. In this case, "der" is the masculine article used before the noun "Vorhang."

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110. Hemd

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The word "Hemd" is a German noun, and in German, nouns have gender. The gender of a noun can be masculine (der), feminine (die), or neuter (das). In this case, the correct gender for "Hemd" is das, which indicates that it is a neuter noun.

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111. Essig

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The correct answer is "der" because "Essig" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns have gender and "der" is the definite article used for masculine nouns.

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112. Theater

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In German, the word "Theater" is a neuter noun, and therefore it is preceded by the article "das".

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113. Flugzeug

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"Flugzeug" is a German noun, and in German, nouns have gender. The gender of a noun can be masculine, feminine, or neuter. In this case, "das" is the correct article for "Flugzeug" because it is a neuter noun.

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114. Sofa

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115. Spülbecken

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"Spülbecken" is a German noun that refers to a sink used for washing dishes. In German, nouns can be classified into three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. The word "das" is the definite article used for neuter nouns. Therefore, "das" is the correct article to use with "Spülbecken" in this context.

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116. Kissen

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The correct answer is "das" because "Kissen" is a neuter noun in German, and neuter nouns are typically preceded by the article "das".

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117. Erdgeschoss

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The word "Erdgeschoss" in German is a neuter noun, which means it is preceded by the article "das". In German, articles (der, die, das) are used to indicate the gender of a noun. Since "Erdgeschoss" is a neuter noun, it is accompanied by the article "das".

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118. Heißluftballon

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The correct answer is "der" because "Heißluftballon" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns can be categorized into three genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. The gender of a noun determines the articles and adjectives used with it. In this case, "der" is the definite article used with masculine nouns.

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119. Socken

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The word "Socken" is a feminine noun in German, which is why the correct article to use with it is "die".

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120. Klavier[e]

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The correct answer is "das" because "Klavier" is a neuter noun in German. In German, nouns have gender, and neuter nouns are usually preceded by the definite article "das".

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121. Gesicht[e]

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In German, every noun has a gender, which can be masculine (der), feminine (die), or neuter (das). The noun "Gesicht" is a neuter noun, so the correct article to use with it is "das".

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122. Hackfleisch

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The correct answer is "das" because "Hackfleisch" is a neuter noun in German. Neuter nouns in German are usually preceded by the article "das".

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123. Schiff

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In German, nouns have gender. "Schiff" is a neuter noun, so the correct article to use with it is "das".

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124. Cappucino

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The given correct answer is "der." In German, nouns have gender, and "Cappucino" is a masculine noun. The article "der" is used with masculine nouns in the nominative case. Therefore, "der Cappucino" is the correct way to refer to a cappuccino in German.

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125. Olivenöl

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The correct answer is "das" because "Olivenöl" is a neutral noun in German. In German, nouns are assigned a gender, and neutral nouns are usually preceded by the article "das".

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126. Haar[e]

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The given correct answer "das" is the correct article for the noun "Haar" in German. "Haar" is a neuter noun, and in German, neuter nouns are typically preceded by the article "das". Therefore, "das Haar" is the correct way to say "the hair" in German.

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127. Paprika

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128. Mich

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129. Hausaufgaben

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The correct answer is "die" because "Hausaufgaben" is a feminine noun in German. In German, nouns can be masculine, feminine, or neuter, and the article used with the noun depends on its gender. Since "Hausaufgaben" is feminine, the article "die" is used.

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130. Putensteak

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131. Bahn

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132. Ende

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The given correct answer "das" is the neuter definite article in German. It is used before singular nouns that are grammatically neuter. In this case, the word "Ende" is a neuter noun, so it requires the article "das" before it.

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133. Bücherregal

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The given word "Bücherregal" is a compound noun in German, formed by combining "Bücher" (books) and "Regal" (shelf). In German, nouns are assigned one of three genders: masculine, feminine, or neuter. The correct article for "Bücherregal" is "das" because it is a neuter noun.

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134. Auge[n]

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135. Cola

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In German, the word "Cola" is a feminine noun, and the definite article for feminine nouns is "die". Therefore, the correct answer is "die".

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136. Kasten/Kästen

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The word "Kasten" is a masculine noun in German, so the correct article to use with it is "der". However, "Kästen" is the plural form of "Kasten" and is a feminine noun, so the correct article to use with it is "die". Therefore, the correct answer is "der/die".

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137. Käse

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The correct answer is "der" because "Käse" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns can be categorized as either masculine, feminine, or neuter, and the article used before the noun depends on its gender. In this case, "der" is the definite article used before masculine nouns.

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138. Pott

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The given answer "das" is the correct article for the noun "Pott" in German. In German, nouns are assigned one of three genders: masculine, feminine, or neuter. The article "der" is used for masculine nouns, "die" is used for feminine nouns, and "das" is used for neuter nouns. Since "Pott" is a neuter noun, the correct article is "das".

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139. Poster

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The correct answer is "das" because "das" is the definite article used for neuter gender nouns in German. Since "Poster" is a neuter noun, it requires the article "das" before it.

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140. Trägerhemd

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The given correct answer "der" indicates that "Trägerhemd" is a masculine noun in German. In German, nouns have grammatical genders (masculine, feminine, or neuter), and the article "der" is used for masculine nouns. Therefore, "der Trägerhemd" means "the tank top" in English.

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141. Couch

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142. Speisekammer

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The word "Speisekammer" is a feminine noun in German. This is indicated by the article "die" in front of it. In German, nouns can be masculine, feminine, or neuter, and the article used before the noun determines its gender. In this case, "die" indicates that "Speisekammer" is a feminine noun.

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143. Kap

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144. Nähe

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The correct answer is "der" because "Nähe" is a feminine noun in German, and the definite article for feminine nouns is "die". However, in this case, "Nähe" is preceded by the preposition "der", which requires the definite article to be in the dative case. In the dative case, the definite article "die" changes to "der". Therefore, the correct form is "der Nähe".

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145. Seite

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The given correct answer is "der". In German, nouns are assigned one of three genders: masculine, feminine, or neuter. The gender of a noun can often be determined by its ending, and in this case, "Seite" ends in "-e", which is a common ending for feminine nouns. However, "der" is the definite article used for masculine nouns, so "der" must be the correct answer.

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