German Fruit Vocabulary Quiz

The given statement "strawberry → die Erdbeere" is true. This indicates a translation from English to German, where "strawberry" is translated as "die Erdbeere."

The given statement is true. "Fig" translates to "die Feige" in German.

The given statement "peach → der Pfirsich" is true. This means that the German translation for the English word "peach" is "der Pfirsich".

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The correct answer is "die Brombeere" because the question is asking for the translation of "blackberry" in German. Out of the given options, "die Brombeere" is the correct translation for "blackberry".

The given German word "die Ananas" translates to "pineapple" in English.

The correct answer is "die Heidelbeere" because it is the German word for "blueberry." The other options, "die Himbeere" and "die Brombeere," mean "raspberry" and "blackberry" respectively, which are different types of berries. Therefore, "die Heidelbeere" is the correct translation for "blueberry" in German.

The given answer "der Apfel" is the correct translation of the word "apple" in German. In the German language, nouns have gender, and "Apfel" is a masculine noun. Therefore, the correct article to use with "Apfel" is "der".

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The given answer "die Birne" is the correct translation of the word "pear" in German. In German, "Birne" refers to the fruit pear. Therefore, "die Birne" is the appropriate translation for the word "pear" in German.

The given answer "die Zitrone" is correct because it is the German translation for the word "lemon".

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The given answer "die Kirsche" is the correct translation for the word "cherry" in German. "Die" is the definite article for feminine nouns in German, and "Kirsche" is the German word for cherry. Therefore, "die Kirsche" accurately represents the translation of "cherry" in German.

The given correct answer "die Pflaume" is the German translation of the word "plum". In German, "die Pflaume" is the feminine noun used to refer to this fruit.

The given correct answer "die Aprikose" is the German translation for the word "apricot". The word "die" is the definite article in German used for feminine nouns, and "Aprikose" is the German word for apricot. Therefore, "die Aprikose" is the correct translation for the word "apricot" in German.