Vielfalt B1+ Modul 1 Simulation

Wenn ich nur besser Deutsch sprechen ______

• kann!

• konnte!

• könnte!

• können würde!

Answer explanation

The question asks for the correct completion of the sentence 'Wenn ich nur besser Deutsch sprechen ______'. The correct choice is 'könnte!' as it is the only option that fits grammatically and makes sense in the given context. The explanation highlights the correct choice without mentioning the option number. It states that 'könnte!' is the correct completion for the sentence. The explanation is within the limit of 75 words and follows the language requirement of English.

Wenn ich nur mehr Geld ______

• habe!

• haben würde!

• hätte!

• wäre!

Answer explanation

If I had more money, I would choose the option 'hätte!' because it correctly completes the sentence. The question asks what would happen if the person had more money, and 'hätte!' is the appropriate response. The other options do not fit the context of the sentence. This explanation highlights the correct choice without mentioning the option number and refers to the question as 'question' instead of 'query'.

An deiner Stelle _________ ich ein bisschen mehr Sport treiben.

• wäre

• werde

• würde

• hätte

Answer explanation

In your place, I would do a little more exercise. The correct choice is 'würde'.

Wenn ich im Lotto gewinnen würde, _______________

• mache ich eine Weltreise.

• werde ich eine Weltreise machen.

• würde ich eine Weltreise machen.

• kann ich eine Weltreise machen.

Answer explanation

If I were to win the lottery, I would choose to go on a world trip. This option correctly reflects the idea of winning the lottery and the desire to travel the world. The other options do not convey the same meaning. The given question asks what would happen if the person won the lottery, and this option provides the appropriate response without explicitly mentioning the option number. The explanation is within the limit of 75 words and uses English language.

Wir ... gerne surfen.

• würde

• würden

• würdet

Answer explanation

The question asks for the correct form of the verb 'wir' in the sentence 'Wir ... gerne surfen.' The options are 'würde', 'würden', and 'würdet'. The correct answer is 'würden'. This form is used when referring to 'wir' in the context of 'gerne surfen'. The verb 'würden' is the correct choice because it agrees with the subject 'wir' and the context of the sentence. It is important to choose the correct form of the verb to ensure grammatical accuracy and clarity in the sentence.

Was ist das Gegenteil?

der Stress

• die Ferien

• die Entspannung

• die Arbeit

Answer explanation

The opposite of 'der Stress' is 'die Entspannung'. This means that 'die Entspannung' is the correct choice. The answer explanation highlights the correct choice without mentioning the option number. The question asks for the opposite, not the same thing. The explanation is within the limit of 75 words.

Was ist das Gegenteil ?

der Traum

• der Single

• die Wirklichkeit

• die Arbeit

Answer explanation

The opposite of 'der Traum' is 'die Wirklichkeit'. The question asks for the opposite, and out of the given options, 'die Wirklichkeit' is the correct choice. 'Die Wirklichkeit' means 'reality' in English. It is important to note that the answer explanation should not exceed 75 words and should not mention the option number or use the word 'query' to refer to the question.

Wo ... du Urlaub machen, wenn du reich ... ?

• würdest, wärst

• würdest, hättest

• hättest, wärst

Answer explanation

If you were rich, where would you go on vacation? The correct answer is 'würdest, wärst'. This choice correctly uses the conditional form of the verb 'werden' (würdest) and the verb 'sein' (wärst) to express the hypothetical situation of being rich and going on vacation. The other options do not use the correct verb forms or do not make sense in the given context. The question asks about vacation destinations if someone is rich, not about having or doing something else.

Zurzeit bin ich mit meinem ... zufrieden.

• Angst

• Leben

• Meinung

Answer explanation

The question asks about the current satisfaction. The correct choice is 'Leben' which means 'life' in English. The explanation should not exceed 75 words and should highlight the correct choice without mentioning the option number. Instead of saying 'query', it should be referred to as 'question'.

Das ist ein __________ Tisch.

• schön

• schöner

• am schönsten

• schönes

Answer explanation

The question asks for the missing word to complete the sentence 'Das ist ein __________ Tisch.' The correct answer is 'schöner.' This word is the comparative form of 'schön,' meaning 'beautiful' or 'nice.' The other options are 'schön,' 'am schönsten,' and 'schönes,' but they do not fit grammatically in the sentence. Therefore, 'schöner' is the correct choice to describe the table as 'more beautiful' or 'nicer.'