Discussing poverty and homelessness (Part 3/3)

German

International sporting events (Part 1/3)

International sporting events (Part 2/3)

International sporting events (Part 3/3)

Social problems affecting young people (Part 1/3)

Social problems affecting young people (Part 2/3)

Social problems affecting young people (Part 3/3)

Discussing poverty and homelessness (Part 1/3)

Discussing poverty and homelessness (Part 2/3)

What you can do at home and school to protect the environment (Part 1/3)

What you can do at home and school to protect the environment (Part 2/3)

What you can do at home and school to protect the environment (Part 3/3)

Discussing natural disasters and what we can do to protect our world (Part 1/2)

Discussing natural disasters and what we can do to protect our world (Part 2/2)

International campaigns and good causes (Part 1/2)

International campaigns and good causes (Part 2/2)

Guided Writing (Foundation)

Guided Writing (Higher)

Global areas of interest

Which of the following is NOT an adjectival noun?

the poor person (m) the adult (m) the homeless (people) (plural)

the poor person (m), the adult (f) the homeless (people) (plural)

the poor person (m), the adult (m) the homeless person (f, sing)

What is the correct meaning of the following adjectival nouns? 'der Arme', die Erwachsene', 'die Obdachlosen'

Which is the correct noun from the German verb 'schlafen'?

das Hilfezentrum, die Arbeitssuche, die Sozialwohnung

das Sportevent, obdachlos, das Hilfezentrum

Which of these words fall best into the lexical field for the subject of poverty and homelessness?

Which of the following verbs means 'to support'?

The next 7 questions cover some very common words you will need in German in KS4. These words are very important because they give away or subtly change the meaning of a sentence. Select the correct meaning for each word. When you get your score, check your answers and write down any of these words that you didn't know.

Exit Quiz

Which of the following is NOT an adjectival noun?