WorksheetsII Final Exam Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
In the present tense, the stem of the verb is formed by dropping the -e or -en from the infinitive and adding a personal ending which matches each pronoun.
Stimmt!
Stimmt nicht!
Most verbs that are irregular in the present tense change the stem in third person only.
Stimmt!
Stimmt nicht!
A reflexive verb is a verb that us used with a reflexive pronoun to show that the subject and the object of the verb are the same person or thing.
Stimmt!
Stimmt nicht!
If the reflexive verb has no other object, the reflexive pronoun will always be the
indirect object
direct object
object of a preposition
A modal verb is used with the infinitive of the main verb to show obligation, necessity, ability, or preference. German has ____ modal verbs.
3
4
5
6
Which of the following the correct formation of a command?
Spielst! Spielt! Spielen Sie!
Spiel! Spielt! Spielen!
Spielt! Spielen! Spielen wir!
Spiel! Spielt! Spielen Sie!
Irregular verbs get a "t" in the conversational past tense and regular verbs get an "en."
Stimmt!
Stimmt nicht!
The key word to use when making an assumption is
wohl
noch ein
bestimmt
vielleicht
The key word when asking for some more of something is
noch ein
noch etwas
noch einmal
What preposition can be followed by the name of a city, county, or state?
an
auf
in
What preposition is used with bodies of water?
an
auf
in
In addition to the preposition in, what is used with regions?
direct object
indirect object
definite article
indefinite article
What might you say when asking someone how they liked something?
Wie hat es dir gefallen?
Wie geht es dir?
Wie heißt du?
In answer to a question beginning with wo, the prepositions an, auf, and in are used to indicate
destination
location
distance
What is used to refer to location in general?
definite article
indefinite article
pronoun
What do you say when inviting someone to guess?
Hat's dir gefallen?
Das freut mich.
Gut! Und wie!
Rate mal!
True or false: German usually uses the definite article and not the possessive adjective when referring to immediate family members, Ex. Mit wem fährst du? Ich fahre mit _____ Eltern.
Stimmt!
Stimmt nicht!
Which of the following is a way to express enthusiasm?
Schade!
Leider geht es nicht!
Das ist unmöglich!
Einfach herrlich!
Which of the following is NOT a way to express surprise?
Ehrlich?
Was für ein Glück!
Das habe ich nicht gewusst!
Wirklich?
What structure do you use to report hearsay?
sollen + past participle
sollen + modal verb
sollen + helping word
sollen + infinitive
True or false: In questions, the reflexive pronoun follows the subject pronoun.
Stimmt!
Stimmt nicht!
What is used to contradict a false assumption?
Doch!
Noch!
Bestimmt!
Which modal expresses permission?
wollen
sollen
dürfen
können
Which modal expresses obligation?
mögen
müssen
wollen
sollen
How do you say there is no more of a food item?
Der Reis ist alles.
Der Reis ist allein.
Der Reis ist alle.
Which of the following is NOT a way to ask for more of a food item?
Was gibt es dazu?
Darf ich noch ein Eis haben?
Kannst du mir einen Kaffee geben?
Bitte, gib mir ein Bröchen!
Which of the following is not part of a conversation wishing someone a pleasant meal?
Mahlzeit!
Guten Appetit!
Danke, gleichfalls!
Gute Besserung!
Which of the following is NOT a way to inquire about someone's health?
Wie geht es dir?
Wie fühlst du dich?
Ist dir nicht gut?
Tut's weh?
Which of the following is NOT a way to inquire if someone is is pain?
Hast du Schmerzen?
Bist du weg?
Was tut dir weh?
Wo tu es dir weh?
Ist dir schlecht?
True or false: In German, all irregular comparatives have the ending -er.
Stimmt11
Stimmt nicht!
what key word is used to express definite need?
bedingt
unbedingt
bekannt
besucht
Adjectives that follow kein and the possessive adjectives have the same endings as
ein
der-words
none of th above
What phrase is used to express admiration?
Was für (ein)...
Was gibtäs?
Was darf es sein?
How do you say you are a native of a particular city?
Ich bin Salzburger.
Ich bin ein Salzburger.
Which is a way NOT to express happiness?
Ich freue mich.
Ich bin froh.
Ich bin unglücklich.
Ich bin glücklich.
Das freut mich.
Which of the following prepositions are commonly used to show where something is located?
accusative
dative
genitive
two-way
If a definite article or der-word goes in front of an adjective, what endings are possible?
e, en, es, er
e, en
es, er
en, es
If an indefinite article goes in front of the adjective, what are the ossible endings?
e, en, es, er
e, en
en, es
If no article goes in front of a adjective before a plural noun, what is the ending?
e
en
er
If no articles go in front of the adjective, what are the possible endings?
e, en, er, es
e, en
the same as for the definite article
