1-1 Wer bin ich? Bestandteile

1-1 Wer bin ich? Bestandteile

11th Grade

19 Qs

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1-1 Wer bin ich? Bestandteile

1-1 Wer bin ich? Bestandteile

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World Languages

11th Grade

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does the suffix '-los' usually correspond to in English?

-less

-ly

-low

-land

Answer explanation

In German, adjectives that end in "-los" usually indicate the absence or lack of something, much like the English "-less." Here are some German adjectives that end in "-los":

  1. humorlos - humorless

  2. ahnungslos – clueless, unaware

  3. endlos – endless

  4. grenzenlos – boundless, limitless

  5. hilflos – helpless

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does 'bewusst' mean?

conscious

unaware

dedicated

proud

Answer explanation

The constituent part "bewusst" in German often relates to "awareness" or "consciousness." Here are some German adjectives that include "bewusst":

  1. bewusst – conscious, aware

  2. unbewusst – unconscious, unaware

  3. verantwortungsbewusst - responsible

  4. umweltbewusst – environmentally conscious or aware

  5. selbstbewusst – self-confident, self-assured

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does the verb 'nachdenken' mean?

to forget
to think or to reflect
to sleep
to eat

Answer explanation

The German verb "nachdenken" can be broken down into two parts: "nach" and "denken." "Denken" means "to think," and "nach" in this context gives it the sense of reflection or pondering. Therefore, "nachdenken" can be translated to English as "to think about," "to ponder," "to reflect," or "to contemplate."

For example:

  • Ich muss darüber nachdenken.
    Translation: I need to think about it.

When used in a sentence, "nachdenken" often conveys the action of giving something deeper or prolonged thought.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does 'die Ehre' mean?

honor

ear

extra

horror

Answer explanation

The German noun "die Ehre" translates to "the honor" in English. It can refer to both the concept of personal integrity and dignity, as well as a form of high respect or esteem that one receives or bestows upon someone else.

In various contexts, "die Ehre" can be used to express:

  1. Reputation or Dignity: It can relate to an individual's reputation or their sense of personal dignity.

    • E.g., "Seine Ehre ist ihm wichtig." (His honor is important to him.)

  2. A Privilege or Honor: When someone feels privileged to do something or meet someone.

    • E.g., "Es war mir eine Ehre, ihn zu treffen." (It was an honor to meet him.)

  3. Recognition or Award: An acknowledgment of merit.

    • E.g., "Er erhielt die Ehre für sein Lebenswerk." (He received the honor for his life's work.)

  4. Ceremonial or Formal Acknowledgment: As in honoring someone at a ceremony.

    • E.g., "Er hatte die Ehre, die Flagge zu hissen." (He had the honor of raising the flag.)

The word "Ehre" can be found in various expressions and idioms in the German language, emphasizing its cultural and linguistic significance.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does 'selbst' mean?

self

simple

sight

split

Answer explanation

The constituent part "selbst" in German often relates to the self or oneself. Here are some German adjectives that include "selbst":

  1. Selbstbewusst – self-confident, self-assured

  2. Selbstständig – independent, self-employed

  3. Selbsteingebildet – self-conceited

  4. Selbstgerecht – self-righteous

  5. Selbstsicher – self-confident, self-assured (similar to "selbstbewusst")

  6. Selbstlos – selfless

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following has a similar meaning to 'selbst'?

eigen-

nach-

ander-

bestand-

Answer explanation

The constituent part "eigen" in German often conveys a sense of something being one's own or something having a distinct or unique character. Here are some German adjectives that include "eigen":

  1. Eigenartig – peculiar, strange, odd

  2. Eigenständig – independent, autonomous

  3. Eigensinnig – obstinate, headstrong, willful

  4. Eigenmächtig – arbitrary, unauthorized

  5. Eigenhändig – handwritten, personally (as in doing something oneself)

  6. Eigenwillig – quirky, individualistic

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is 'Verantwortung'?

volunteering

promise

responsibility
freedom

Answer explanation

"Verantwortung" is a German noun that translates to "responsibility" in English. It refers to the duty or obligation to deal with something or to ensure that something is carried out correctly and adequately.

In context:

  • Die Verantwortung tragen – To bear/carry the responsibility

  • Die Verantwortung übernehmen – To take on/assume the responsibility

  • Verantwortungsbewusst (an adjective derived from "Verantwortung") – Responsible or conscious of one's responsibilities

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