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WorksheetsJeopardy Kapitel 11 DA2 German 3
Total questions: 72
Worksheet time: 48mins
What comes first on the main "identifying part" of a German License plate?
a symbol
a letter
a number
a flag
What does the first letter(s) represent on a German license plate?
how many cars you own
where the car is registered
what make of car it is
your last name
Wo sitzt der Fahrer?
auf dem Vordersitz
auf dem Rücksitz
auf dem Dach
auf dem Lenkrad
Wohin steckt man das Gepäck?
in die Tankstelle
in den Kofferraum
auf das Dach
auf den Windschutzscheibe
Was benutzt man, wenn es draussen dunkel ist?
das Dach
der Scheinwerfer
die Tȕr
der Kofferraum
Was benutzt man, wenn es draussen regnet?
der Scheibenwischer
der Vordersitz
die Benzinuhr
die Tankstelle
Wo kauft man Benzin?
bei der Tankstelle
im Kaufhaus
beim Supermarkt
im Kino
Was benutzt man. um das Auto nach links oder nach rechts abzubiegen?
das Benzin
das Lenkrad
das Dach
der Scheinwerfer
How old must one be to get a regular driver's license in Germany? (for a car)
15
16
18
21
Was steht auf dem Auto - vorn und hinten - und sagt wo man wohnt?
das Nummernschild
der Reifen
der Sicherheitsgurt
das Steuerrad
Was muss man festmachen, um sicher zu fahren?
der Sicherheitsgurt
der Kofferraum
der Vordersitz
das Nummernschild
How old must one be to get a special driver's license for a scooter in Germany?
12
15
18
21
Although teens at 15 can get a license to drive moped or scooter, what type of transportation do most teen use?
passenger in someone else's car
public transportation
a motorcycle
their own car
What is one difference between getting a driver's license in Germany vs. USA?
driving school is mandatory
no one has a driver's license in Germany
driving school is free of charge
a test must be taken
Which preposition completes the phrase:
to look forward to : sich freuen ____
an
auf
über
für
Which preposition completes the phrase:
to complain about = sich beklagen ____
an
auf
über
für
Which preposition completes the phrase:
to apply for = sich bewerben
um
auf
über
für
Which preposition completes the phrase:
to border on = grenzen ___
an
auf
über
für
Which preposition completes the phrase:
to be interested in = sich interessieren ___
an
auf
über
für
Which preposition completes the phrase:
to care for, look after = sich kümmern ___
an
auf
über
um
Which preposition completes the phrase:
to look at = sehen ___
an
auf
über
um
Which preposition completes the phrase:
to talk about = sprechen ____
an
auf
über
um
Which preposition completes the phrase:
to prepare for = sich vorbereiten ___
an
auf
über
um
Which preposition completes the phrase:
to wait for = warten ____
an
auf
über
für
Following the prepositions in the verb phrases you learned is accusative case: fill in the correct articles.\
Ich beklage mich über ___ Wetter. (n)
der
die
das
den
Following the prepositions in the verb phrases you learned is accusative case: fill in the correct articles.
Ich warte auf ____ Mann.
der
die
das
den
Following the prepositions in the verb phrases you learned is accusative case: fill in the correct articles.
Ich interessiere mich für ___ neuen Computer. (m)
der
die
das
den
Following the prepositions in the verb phrases you learned is accusative case: fill in the correct articles.
Ich spreche über ___ Ferien. (f)
der
die
das
den
Following the prepositions in the verb phrases you learned is accusative case: fill in the correct articles.
Ich bewerbe mich um ___ Job. (m)
der
die
das
den
The following are "dative verbs" - Fill in the dative personal pronoun.
Du kannst ___ folgen.
mir
mich
er
ihn
The following are "dative verbs" - Fill in the dative personal pronoun.
Er hlift ___ gern.
ihr
mich
er
sie
The following are "dative verbs" - Fill in the dative personal pronoun.
Das Outfit steht ___ gut.
dich
mich
dir
sie
Translate: folgen
(a)
Translate: gratulieren
(a)
Translate: schmecken
(a)
Translate: wehtun
(a)
Germany has the second highest "auto density" in the world after ....
USA
China
India
Russia
How is speed measured in Germany?
kilometer/ hour
mile/ hour
meter/ hour
What color are highway signs (that say town names, like Mars/Cranberry) in Germany?
blue
green
black
there are no signs that say town names in Germany
What is "Stau" in English?
(a)
How is gasoline sold in Germany?
by gallon
by liter
by ounces
by tank size
Translate: die Polizei
(a)
Translate: Feuerwehr
(a)
Translate: Notfallnummer
(a)
All cars should have a "Warndreieck" - what is this?
an orange triangle
a blanket
a crowbar
a parking brake
Where is the verb in each main clause joined by a coordinating conjunction?
verb comes second
verb is first
verb is at the end of each clause
there is no verb
How many coordinating conjunctions are in your textbook in this chapter?
5
10
15
0
Coordinating conjunctions are used to join...
2 main clauses
2 dependent clauses
a main clause and a dependent clause
What is the best completion:
Ich gehe einkaufen, und
er kommt mit.
kommt er mit.
kommt mit er.
er mit kommt.
What is the best completion:
Ich will ein neues Auto kaufen, aber
ich habe nicht genug Geld.
habe ich nicht genung Geld.
ich nicht genung Geld habe.
A subordinating conjunction...
joins 2 main clauses
joins 2 dependent clauses
joins a dependent clause and a main clause
The verb in a dependent clause following a subordinating conjunction is located -
2nd
1st
at the end of the clause
Which of the following is a subordinating conjunction?
weil
sondern
aber
oder
Which of the following is a subordinating conjunction?
als
sondern
und
oder
Which of the following is a subordinating conjunction?
wenn
sondern
und
denn
Which of the following is a subordinating conjunction?
dass
sondern
aber
denn
translate: aber
(a)
Translate: denn (as it is written in the textbook - as seen on the Nearpod)
(a)
Translate: oder
(a)
Translate: sondern (exactly as written in the textbook - on Nearpod - with parenthesis)
(a)
Translate: und
(a)
Translate: als
(a)
Translate: bevor, ehe
(a)
Translate: bis
(a)
Translate: dass
(a)
Translate: ob
(a)
Translate: weil
(a)
Translate: wenn
(a)
Combine the 2 main clauses with und:
Ich gehe ins Kino.
Ich kaufe Schokolade.
punctuation, spelling and capitalization counts!
(a)
Combine the 2 main clauses with aber:
Ich will ins Kino gehen.
Ich habe kein Geld.
*punctuation, spelling and capitalization counts
(a)
Combine the main clause with the dependent clause using "weil"
Ich gehe ins Kino
Ich habe Zeit (I am going to the movies, because I have time)
*punctuation, spelling and capitalization counts)
(a)
When you create a compound sentence, and you have the subordinating conjunction first (like "Because I have money, I'm buying you a gift), where is the verb in the main clause?
first
second
at the end
