German Cases 1

Which is not a German Case?

• nominative

• accusative

• genitive

• dative

• transitive

In English the word "the" is called an...

• article

• noun

• pronoun

• preposition

In the Nominative Case, "der" means "the" and is used for .... nouns.

• masculine

• feminine

• neutral

• plural

In the Nominative Case, "die" means "the" and is used for .... nouns.

• masculine

• feminine

• neutral

• plural

• feminine and plural

In the Nominative Case, "das" means "the" and is used for .... nouns.

• masculine

• feminine

• neutral

• plural

What is the function of a noun in the Nominative case?

• It shows belonging.

• It is the direct object of the sentence.

• It is the subject of the sentence.

• It is the indirect object of the sentence.

What is the function of a noun in the Accusative case?

• It shows belonging.

• It is the direct object of the sentence.

• It is the subject of the sentence.

• It is the indirect object of the sentence.

What is the function of a noun in the Dative case?

• It shows belonging.

• It is the direct object of the sentence.

• It is the subject of the sentence.

• It is the indirect object of the sentence.

What is the function of a noun in the Genitive case?

• It shows belonging.

• It is the direct object of the sentence.

• It is the subject of the sentence.

• It is the indirect object of the sentence.

What else in a sentence can determine the case of a noun?

• prepositions

• verbs

• punctuation

• adjectives