Kleidung - Clothing - Quiz 3

The correct answer includes the names of the items of clothing that are pictured below. These items are: die Jogginghose (jogging pants), der Schal (scarf), der Pulli (sweater), der Kapuzenpulli (hoodie), and der Mantel (coat).

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The given correct answer is "The school uniform is practical, but a bit boring." This sentence accurately translates the original German sentence into English, conveying the meaning that the school uniform is useful and functional, but lacks excitement or interest.

Technically, you could also use other word orders in German, because it allows more word order variations than English. As long as you keep the verb in the second position, the sentence would work.
e.g. Die Schuluniform finde ich hässlich. - This sentence is also possible, though this word order would not work in English. You might use this word order to emphasise that there is something else you find better: Unsere Schuluniform finde ich hässlich, aber deine sieht gut aus. [I find our school uniform ugly, but yours looks good.]

The correct answer is "die Mütze, die Muetze" because it refers to the beaniedie Mütze in German. The word "Mütze" means hat or cap, and "Muetze" is an alternative spelling for it. The other options, "der Schal" and "der Pulli / der Pullover," refer to a scarf and a sweater respectively, which are not the correct translations for "beaniedie Mütze."

The given sentence is asking for a word that completes the sentence "Die Schuluniform ist nicht sehr ________." The word that completes the sentence is "schmutzig," which means "dirty" in English. Therefore, the correct answer is "schmutzig."

The German word for "the shoes" is "die Schuhe."

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

The given answer "der Mantel" is correct because it is the German word for "coat". The question asks for the translation of the words "the coat" into German, and "der Mantel" accurately represents this translation.

The correct answer is "Ich habe einen Schal, aber keine Mütze." This sentence translates to "I have a scarf, but no beanie." It accurately reflects the statement given in the question, stating that the person has a scarf but does not have a beanie.

The correct answer is "Ich habe eine Mütze und einen Schal." This sentence translates to "I have a beanie and a scarf" in English. It accurately conveys the meaning of the original sentence by using the correct German words for "beanie" (Mütze) and "scarf" (Schal), and also follows the correct grammatical structure. The other options either include unrelated items (Pulli and Schuluniform) or express the absence of a beanie and scarf (keine Mütze und keinen Schal), which does not match the original sentence.

The correct answer is "Dieses Outfit ist hässlich." This sentence directly translates to "This outfit is ugly." The adjective "hässlich" means ugly or hideous, which accurately describes the outfit in question. The other options, "schick" (stylish), "schön" (beautiful), and "alt" (old), do not convey the same meaning as "ugly."

The correct answer is "das Hemd, die Shorts, die Socken". This is because the question asks for the clothing items that should be clicked on, and these three items are mentioned in the given options. The other options do not include all three of these items.

The correct answer is "Er findet das Outfit hässlich." This sentence translates to "He finds the outfit hideous." The word "hässlich" means "hideous" in English, which matches the given translation. The subject of the sentence is "Er," which means "He" in English, indicating that the person referred to in the sentence is a male. The verb "findet" means "finds" in English, and the object "das Outfit" means "the outfit." Therefore, the sentence accurately conveys the meaning of finding the outfit hideous.

The sentence "Die Schuhe sind sehr altmodisch" means "The shoes are very old-fashioned."

die Schüler - pupils, students

The correct answer is "Der Junge trägt einen Pulli und eine Hose." and "Der Junge trägt eine Hose und einen Pulli." These two sentences both translate to "The boy is wearing a pair of trousers and a jumper."

The sentence "Der Schneemann trägt einen Schal und einen Hut." means "The snowman is wearing a scarf and a hat."