German, Unit 1, Stufe 1, Review Quizizz

Aria, Anika, and Kai are learning German. They greet each other with 'Guten Morgen!' What does it mean?

• Good morning!

• Good day!

• Hello!

• Hi!

Emma, Olivia, and Grace are learning German. They want to ask each other 'What's your name?' in German. How would they say it?

• Wie heißt du?

• Wie heißt sie?

• Wie heißt das Mädchen?

• Wie heißt der Junge?

Abigail and Ethan are playing a guessing game. Abigail says, 'The girl's name is Anna.' What is the correct translation of Abigail's statement?

• Das Mädchen heißt Anna.

• Heißt sie Anna?

• Heißt das Mädchen Anna?

• Heißt der Junge Hans?

Is the boy, who just won the spelling bee and is best friends with Maya and Avery, called Hans?

• Heißt der Junge, der gerade das Rechtschreib-Bee gewonnen hat und mit Maya und Avery befreundet ist, Hans?

• Heißt der Hans?

• Heißt sie Luna?

• Heißt das Mädchen, das gerade das Mathe-Quiz gewonnen hat, Anna?

Who could that be sneaking around the corner? Is it Aria, Arjun, or Harper?

• Wer ist das?

• Ja, klar!

• Prima!

• Add or Remove Terms

During a German class, Nora and Benjamin are having a friendly competition. They are asked to translate 'the teacher (female)'. Can you help them out?

• die Lehrerin

• der Lehrer

• und

• nach ja

Anika, Aria, and Ava are playing a game of translating English phrases to German. Can you help them translate 'Great!'?

• Prima!

• Ja, klar!

• Add or Remove Terms

• nach ja

Zoe, Arjun, and Rohan are learning German together. They want to say 'Good bye!' to their teacher. Which option should they choose?

• Auf Wiedersehen!

• Wiedersehen!/Tschüs!/Tschau!

• Bis dann/Bis später

• Guten Tag!

Ethan, James, and Benjamin are learning German. They want to greet their new German friend. Which of the following is the correct translation of 'Hi!'?

• Tag!/Grüß dich!

• Hallo!

• Guten Morgen!

• Morgen!

Liam, Daniel, and Priya are at a German-themed party. They want to say 'Good night!' to their friends before leaving. Which of the following phrases should they use?

• Gute Nacht!

• Guten Morgen!

• Guten Tag!

• Tag!/Grüß dich!