Kleidung - Clothing - Quiz 2

The correct answer is "der Schal" because "der Schal" is the German word for "the scarf".

ADVICE:
Learn nouns with their definite article.
Nouns are always capitalised in German. ALWAYS.

The correct answer is "Der Kapuzenpulli ist bequem." This sentence translates to "The hoodie is comfortable." The adjective "bequem" means comfortable, and "Kapuzenpulli" translates to hoodie. Therefore, this sentence accurately describes the given statement.

The word "bequem" means "comfortable" in German. In the given sentence, it is used to describe the school uniform, stating that it is not very comfortable.

The correct answer is "eng" because in German, the word "eng" means tight. Therefore, the sentence "Meine Jeans ist zu eng" translates to "My jeans are too tight" in English.

The correct answer is "sind" because the subject of the sentence is "Der Kapuzenpulli und der Schal" which is plural. In German, when the subject is plural, the verb also needs to be in plural form. Therefore, "sind" is the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence.

die Schüler - pupils, students
an|haben - to have on

Extra Hint:
Note that in the German version of the sentence the word "jeans" is NOT PLURAL. We say, "The jeans are comfortable"; a direct translation from German would be "The jeans IS comfortable". The same pattern is evident in nouns such as "die Schere" (scissors, plural in English, singular in German) and "die Hose" (trousers or pants, plural in English but singular in German).

The correct German sentence to translate "I have a scarf" is "Ich habe einen Schal." This sentence accurately translates the English sentence and conveys the same meaning.

The correct answer is "der Kapuzenpulli" because it is the only option that matches the given name "die Hose" (which means "the pants") in terms of gender. In German, nouns have different genders, and "Hose" is feminine, so the correct article to use with it is "die." Therefore, we can eliminate "der Rock" (which means "the skirt") and "das Hemd" (which means "the shirt") as they have different genders. "Der Kapuzenpulli" (which means "the hoodie") matches the gender and is the correct option.

The word "gern" is the correct answer because it means "likes" in German. It is used to express a preference or enjoyment of something. In this sentence, it is used to show that the boy enjoys wearing old jeans and a hoodie.

The sentence "Der Kapuzenpulli und die Jogginghose sind alt" translates to "The hoodie and track pants are old."

Vocabulary
•im Sommer - in summer
•im Winter - in winter
•selten - rarely, seldom
•oft - often
•manchmal - sometimes

The given answer is correct because it accurately translates the English sentence "The tee-shirt is practical" into German. The sentence "Das T-Shirt ist praktisch" means the same thing in German and conveys the idea that the tee-shirt is useful or convenient in a practical sense. The repetition of the sentence in the answer is unnecessary, but it does not affect the correctness of the translation.

Reminder: verb + gern - you like doing this | verb + am liebsten - you most like doing this

The correct answer is "Ich habe eine neue Jeans, aber keinen Rock." This sentence accurately reflects the statement "I have a new pair of jeans but no skirt" by stating that the person has a new pair of jeans but does not have a skirt.

The correct answer is "Die Stiefel sind sehr alt." This sentence translates to "The boots are very old." It uses the plural form "sind" to match the plural noun "Stiefel" (boots), and the adjective "alt" (old) to describe the boots.

The given answer is a repetition of the sentence "Das Mädchen trägt einen Kapuzenpulli" in different variations, including different spellings and capitalization. The repetition of the sentence in different forms suggests that it is the correct answer.

The sentence "Das Mädchen trägt gern eine enge Jeans, einen Kapuzenpulli und einen Schal" translates to "The girl likes wearing tight jeans, a hoodie, and a scarf." This translation accurately captures the meaning of the original sentence, mentioning the specific items of clothing that the girl enjoys wearing.