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German Connectors Quiz

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

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Class
Date
1.

What must you do after using a connector from the "Verb to the end - conjugated" category?

a)

Insert the subject/pronoun

b)

Start with the negative

c)

Eliminate the verb in the second clause

d)

Swap the subject with the verb

2.

Which connector pair means "either ... or" in German?

a)

entweder ... oder

b)

weder ... noch

c)

sowohl ... als auch

d)

nicht nur ... sondern auch

3.

What do you need to do when using connectors like "dann", "trotzdem", "deshalb", or "deswegen"?

a)

Insert a comma

b)

Eliminate the verb in the second clause

c)

Use the negative form

d)

Use a double connector

4.

If you want to say "not only but also" in German, which connector should you use?

a)

nicht nur ... sondern auch

b)

sowohl ... als auch

c)

weder ... noch

d)

oder

5.

Which connector is used to start with the negative and eliminate the verb in the second clause?

a)

sondern

b)

und

c)

aber

d)

oder

6.

What is the correct translation for "neither ... nor" in German?

a)

weder ... noch

b)

entweder ... oder

c)

sowohl ... als auch

d)

denn ... aber

7.

What does "je ... desto" express in German?

a)

The more ... the more/less

b)

Both this and that

c)

Either ... or

d)

Not only but also

8.

What do we do with the subject in the second sentence when using "um...zu"?

a)

We eliminate the subject.

b)

We keep the subject.

c)

We change the subject.

d)

We add a new subject.

9.

When do we use "um...zu" in a sentence?

a)

When there are two identical subjects.

b)

When there are two different subjects.

c)

When there is no subject.

d)

When the verb is at the beginning.

10.

What happens to the verb at the end when using "um...zu"?

a)

The verb is not conjugated.

b)

The verb is conjugated.

c)

The verb is removed.

d)

The verb is at the beginning.

11.

What is true about using "damit" in a sentence?

a)

We do not eliminate the subject of the second clause.

b)

We eliminate the subject of the second clause.

c)

We always use it for identical subjects only.

d)

We never conjugate the verb at the end.

12.

Which connector can be used for both identical or different subjects?

a)

damit

b)

um...zu

c)

und

d)

aber

13.

What happens to the verb at the end when using "damit"?

a)

The verb is conjugated.

b)

The verb is not conjugated.

c)

The verb is removed.

d)

The verb is at the beginning.

14.

Choose the correct sentence using "um...zu" for: "Ich fahre zur Schule. Ich arbeite mit Kindern."

a)

Ich fahre zur Schule, um mit Kindern zu arbeiten.

b)

Ich fahre zur Schule, damit ich mit Kindern arbeite.

c)

Ich fahre zur Schule, und ich arbeite mit Kindern.

d)

Ich fahre zur Schule, weil ich mit Kindern arbeite.

15.

Choose the correct sentence using "damit" for: "Ich fahre nach Valletta. Meine Kinder kaufen Bücher."

a)

Ich fahre nach Valletta, damit meine Kinder Bücher kaufen.

b)

Ich fahre nach Valletta, um meine Kinder Bücher zu kaufen.

c)

Ich fahre nach Valletta, und meine Kinder kaufen Bücher.

d)

Ich fahre nach Valletta, weil meine Kinder Bücher kaufen.

16.

Which connector would you use in German to say "because"?

a)

sondern

b)

denn

c)

weil

d)

aber

17.

If you want to say "but" in German, which word would you use?

a)

aber

b)

dann

c)

deshalb

d)

da

18.

Which connector is used in German to show a contrast, like "however" or "nevertheless"?

a)

trotzdem

b)

und

c)

als

d)

nachdem

19.

If you want to say "after I have eaten, I go for a walk" in German, which connector would you use?

a)

bevor

b)

nachdem

c)

damit

d)

obwohl

20.

Which connector would you use in German to say "so that" or "in order to"?

a)

damit

b)

denn

c)

sondern

d)

oder

21.

Which connector in German causes the verb to come before the subject in the second clause?

a)

dann

b)

und

c)

weil

d)

aber

22.

If you want to say "although it is windy, we go for a walk" in German, which connector would you use?

a)

obwohl

b)

da

c)

deshalb

d)

oder

23.

Which of the following means "both ... and" in German?

a)

entweder ... oder

b)

sowohl ... als auch

c)

weder ... noch

d)

nicht nur ... sondern auch

24.

Which connector would you use to say "not only ... but also" in German?

a)

weder ... noch

b)

sowohl ... als auch

c)

nicht nur ... sondern auch

d)

damit

25.

What does "weder ... noch" mean in English?

a)

both ... and

b)

either ... or

c)

neither ... nor

d)

as ... as

26.

Fill in the blank: "Ich gehe in die Bibliothek, ___ ein Buch zu lesen." Which connector fits best?

a)

um ... zu

b)

weil

c)

obwohl

d)

damit

27.

Which connector pair is used to show a relationship like "the more ... the better" in German?

a)

weder ... noch

b)

entweder ... oder

c)

je ... desto

d)

nicht nur ... sondern auch

28.

What is the correct way to join these two sentences using 'weil'? 'We stay at home. It is raining.'

a)

We stay at home, because it is raining.

b)

We stay at home, but it is raining.

c)

We stay at home, or it is raining.

d)

We stay at home, for it is raining.

29.

Which connector should you use to join these sentences: 'I do sports. I want to stay healthy.'?

a)

but rather

b)

so that

c)

because

d)

after

30.

Find the mistake in this sentence and choose the correct version: 'I stay at home, because rains it.'

a)

I stay at home, because it is raining.

b)

I stay at home, because raining.

c)

I stay at home, because is raining.

d)

I stay at home, because it is raining is.

31.

What does the German word "obwohl" mean in English?

a)

Although

b)

Because

c)

Before

d)

After

32.

Translate this sentence to English: "Ich bleibe zu Hause, weil ich Kopfschmerzen habe."

a)

I stay at home because I have a headache.

b)

I go to school because I am happy.

c)

I stay at home because I am tired.

d)

I go to the park because I have a headache.

33.

Which German phrase means "both...and"?

a)

sowohl...als auch

b)

weil

c)

damit

d)

obwohl

34.

What is the correct translation for "Wir gehen ins Kino, obwohl es schon spät ist"?

a)

We are going to the cinema although it is already late.

b)

We are going to the cinema because it is early.

c)

We are staying at home because it is late.

d)

We are going to the park although it is sunny.

35.

If you want to say "After I finish my homework, I play," which German word would you use for "after"?

a)

Nachdem

b)

Bevor

c)

Obwohl

d)

Sowohl

36.

What does the German word "da" mean in English?

a)

because / since

b)

although / even though

c)

as a consequence / consequently

d)

in case / if

37.

Which connector would you use in German to say "especially since"?

a)

zumal

b)

folglich

c)

obgleich

d)

sofern

38.

If you want to express a consequence in German, which word could you use?

a)

folglich

b)

obschon

c)

falls

d)

da

39.

What is the English meaning of "insofern (als)"?

a)

insofar as / to the extent that

b)

as long as

c)

even though

d)

thus / as a result

40.

Which German connector means "as a consequence / consequently"?

a)

infolgedessen

b)

obschon

c)

sofern

d)

zumal

41.

If you want to say "although" in German, which word could you use?

a)

wenngleich

b)

folglich

c)

falls

d)

somit

42.

What does "sofern" mean in English?

a)

provided that / as long as

b)

because / since

c)

consequently / therefore

d)

even though

43.

Which connector would you use in German to say "in case / if"?

a)

falls

b)

folglich

c)

obgleich

d)

zumal

44.

If you want to show a contrast in German, which word could you use?

a)

obschon

b)

somit

c)

infolgedessen

d)

da

45.

Which connector would you use to say "thus / as a result" in German?

a)

somit

b)

sofern

c)

wenngleich

d)

insofern

46.

What does the German word "sobald" mean in English?

a)

as soon as

b)

as if

c)

since

d)

until

47.

If you want to say "on the one hand ... on the other hand" in German, which words would you use?

a)

einerseits ... andererseits

b)

teils ... teils

c)

nicht allein ... sondern auch

d)

sobald ... solange

48.

Which connector would you use in German to say "not only ... but also"?

a)

nicht allein ... sondern auch

b)

seit / seitdem

c)

als wenn

d)

bis

49.

If you want to compare things in German and say "as if," which of the following could you use?

a)

als ob

b)

seit

c)

bis

d)

teils ... teils

50.

Which of the following is an example of a correlative connector in German?

a)

teils ... teils

b)

sobald

c)

wie wenn

d)

seitdem

51.

If you want to say "as long as" in German, which word would you use?

a)

solange

b)

bis

c)

seit

d)

als ob

52.

What connector would you use in German to say "as soon as"?

a)

sobald

b)

falls

c)

obwohl

d)

sondern auch

53.

If you want to connect two sentences in German to mean "not only ... but also", which connector should you use?

a)

nicht allein ... sondern auch

b)

falls

c)

da

d)

obwohl

54.

Which connector would you use in German to express a condition, like "if"?

a)

falls

b)

obwohl

c)

somit

d)

als ob

55.

Which connector would you use to show a result, like "therefore" or "thus"?

a)

somit

b)

obwohl

c)

falls

d)

als ob

56.

Which connector would you use in German to say "as if"?

a)

als ob

b)

sobald

c)

somit

d)

nicht allein ... sondern auch

57.

If you want to say "when" or "as soon as" something happens in German, which connector should you use?

a)

sobald

b)

obwohl

c)

da

d)

teils ... teils

58.

Which connector would you use to join two sentences to mean "if" in German?

a)

falls

b)

obwohl

c)

somit

d)

als ob

59.

What does "nur wenn" mean in English?

a)

Only if

b)

Unless

c)

Even though

d)

Because

60.

Which German phrase means "unless" or "except if"?

a)

nur wenn

b)

auch wenn

c)

außer wenn

d)

weil

61.

If you want to say "even if" in German, which phrase would you use?

a)

nur wenn

b)

auch wenn

c)

außer wenn

d)

und wenn

62.

Which sentence best matches the meaning of "Ich komme mit, außer wenn es regnet"?

a)

I will come with you only if it rains.

b)

I will come with you in every case, except if it rains.

c)

I will come with you even if it rains.

d)

I will not come with you at all.

63.

If someone says "Ich helfe dir, auch wenn ich müde bin," what does it mean?

a)

I help you only if I am tired.

b)

I help you unless I am tired.

c)

I help you even if I am tired.

d)

I help you because I am tired.

64.

Which phrase would you use to say something happens only under a special condition?

a)

auch wenn

b)

außer wenn

c)

nur wenn

d)

immer wenn

65.

If you want to say "I will help you, even though I am tired," which German phrase should you use?

a)

nur wenn

b)

auch wenn

c)

außer wenn

d)

weil

66.

What does "sodass" mean in English?

a)

So that / as a result / therefore

b)

Because / since

c)

Before / after

d)

If / when

67.

Which of the following best describes what "sodass" connects in a sentence?

a)

Two main clauses or a main and a subordinate clause

b)

Only two subordinate clauses

c)

Only two main clauses

d)

Only one word

68.

Where does the verb appear in the subordinate clause when using "sodass"?

a)

At the beginning

b)

In the middle

c)

At the end

d)

It does not matter

69.

What is the difference between "sodass" and "so ... dass"?

a)

"sodass" describes a result, "so ... dass" describes intensity and result

b)

"sodass" is used for questions, "so ... dass" is used for answers

c)

"sodass" is only used in the past, "so ... dass" is only used in the future

d)

There is no difference

70.

If you want to show the intensity of something and its result, which structure should you use?

a)

so ... dass

b)

sodass

c)

because

d)

but