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DEUTSCH 221/231--QUIZ 1
1. Präsens: Schreiben Sie 2 Sätze über Simon (Nach fünf im Urwald) im Präsens.
Benutzen Sie 2 Verben von der folgenden Liste (2 Punkte)
[You'll be given a list of four verbs]
a.
b.
2. Imperativ: Sagen Sie Ihrem kleinen Bruder/Ihrer kleinen Schwester, was er/sie (nicht)
tun soll. Schreiben Sie 1 Satz. Benutzen Sie den Imperativ mit Verben von der
folgenden Liste (1 Punkt)
[You'll be given a list of four verbs/phrases]
3. Perfekt: Was ist in dem Film Nach fünf im Urwald passiert? Schreiben Sie 2 Sätze.
Benutzen Sie das Perfekt [2-word past] mit Verben von der folgenden Liste (2 Punkte)
[You'll be given a list of six verbs]
a.
b.
4. Präteritum: Was machten Sie letzten Sommer (nicht)? . Schreiben Sie 2 Sätze.
Benutzen Sie das Präteritum [1-word past] mit Verben von der folgenden Liste (2 Punkte)
[You'll be given a list of five verbs]
a.
b.
5. Futur: Machen Sie eine Voraussage [=prediction] für den kommenden Sommer.
Benutzen Sie das Futur (1 Punkt)
Im kommenden Sommer ___________________________________________________
6. (1 Punkt) Klassische Musik: Wer stirbt in dem Lied "Erlkönig"?
7. Schreiben Sie 3 Sätze zum Thema Werbung mit 3 verschiedenen [=different]
Konjunktionen von der folgenden Liste: (6 Punkte)
denn, sondern, entweder…oder, einerseits…andererseits,
bevor, während, obwohl, solange, weil, falls, um…zu, damit
Ideen [aber Sie können auch andere Ideen benutzen!]:
[You'll be given a list of prompts very similar to those on the
Konjunktionen/Werbung Folie that was used in class. You can find this overhead on
the 221/231 CTools site under "Resources" in the folder "Folien"]
a.
b.

c.
8. [You'll be given five excerpts from German song lyrics with a noun underlined
for which you need to choose the correct answer from the above list, e.g. "N1" or
"D5" etc.]
(5 Punkte) For the underlined nouns/pronouns in the following song lyrics, give the case
of the noun/pronoun, AND the reason why it is in this case. To help you, here is a list of
the four cases and the possible reasons you could give for each. Just use the codes to
give your response!
Nominative:
N1: The noun/pronoun is the subject of the verb
N2: The verb in this clause is "sein" (or "bleiben" or "werden") ==> all the
nouns/pronouns in this clause are in the nominative [if no preposition is involved and
there's no reason to use the Genitive]
Accusative:
A1: The noun/pronoun is the DIRECT object of the verb
A2: The noun/pronoun is the object of an ACCUSATIVE PREPOSITION
A3: The noun/pronoun is the object of a two-way preposition, and the verb is describing
MOTION towards or away from the noun
A4: Time expression WITHOUT a preposition
A5: The noun/pronoun is the object of "es gibt"
Dative:
D1: The noun/pronoun is the INDIRECT object of the verb (beneficiary or recipient of
the action)
D2: THE NOUN/PRONOUN IS THE OBJECT OF A DATIVE PREPOSITION
D3: The noun/pronoun is the object of a two-way preposition, and the action is taking
place (LOCATED) in, on, under, above (etc.) the noun, or an object is LOCATED in, on,
under, above (etc.) the noun
D4: Time expression WITH a preposition
D5: The noun/pronoun is the object of a DATIVE VERB (or a dative adjective, but we
won't ask about that)
Genitive:
G1: The noun/pronoun is being described as POSSESSING some other item/concept
G2: The noun/pronoun is the object of a genitive preposition