What is the German word for mirror?

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What is the German word for mirror?

A. Spiegel

B. Fenster

C. T�r

D. Tisch

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Which German state is the largest by land area?

A. Bavaria (Bayern)

B. North Rhine-Westphalia (Nordrhein-Westfalen)

C. Baden-W�rttemberg

D. Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen)

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Who was the first Chancellor of Germany?

A. Otto von Bismarck

B. Angela Merkel

C. Konrad Adenauer

D. Helmut Kohl

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What is the German word for ice cream?

A. Eis

B. Kuchen

C. Schokolade

D. Nudeln

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What is the German word for bread?

A. Brot

B. Kuchen

C. Nudeln

D. Kartoffel

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What is the German word for cheese?

A. K�se

B. Milch

C. Ei

D. Butter

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Which German city is known for its annual Wagner Festival, dedicated to the works of composer Richard Wagner?

A. Bayreuth

B. Leipzig

C. Bonn

D. Weimar

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What is the German word for water?

A. Wasser

B. Wein

C. Bier

D. Milch

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Which of the following is a correct translation for Hello in German?

A. Hola

B. Bonjour

C. Hallo

D. Ciao

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Which German artist is known for his Blue Rider movement and abstract paintings, such as Composition VII?

A. Wassily Kandinsky

B. Paul Klee

C. Egon Schiele

D. Max Ernst

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Which German composer is famous for his Moonlight Sonata?

A. Ludwig van Beethoven

B. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

C. Franz Schubert

D. Johann Sebastian Bach

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What is the German word for computer?

A. Rechner

B. Maschine

C. Ger�t

D. Apparat

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Who was the first woman to serve as Chancellor of Germany?

A. Angela Merkel

B. Gerhard Schr�der

C. Helmut Kohl

D. Konrad Adenauer

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What does Guten Appetit! mean in English?

A. Good morning!

B. Bon app�tit!

C. How are you?

D. Good night!

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Who wrote the novel The Magic Mountain, set in a Swiss sanatorium and exploring themes of time and illness?

A. Hermann Hesse

B. Thomas Mann

C. Franz Kafka

D. Rainer Maria Rilke

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What is the German word for pencil?

A. Bleistift

B. Feder

C. Stift

D. Kreide

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Which river flows through Berlin?

A. Rhine

B. Elbe

C. Spree

D. Weser

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Which famous composer was born in Germany and is known for his symphonies and piano concertos?

A. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

B. Ludwig van Beethoven

C. Johann Sebastian Bach

D. Franz Schubert

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Which city hosts the annual Oktoberfest, the world's largest beer festival?

A. Berlin

B. Munich

C. Frankfurt

D. Hamburg

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What is the German word for cloud?

A. Wolke

B. Regen

C. Wind

D. Schnee

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Which German city is known for its annual Christmas market, called the Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt?

A. Frankfurt

B. Nuremberg

C. Dresden

D. Cologne

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Which type of sausage is commonly associated with Germany?

A. Bratwurst

B. Chorizo

C. Salami

D. Andouille

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What is the German word for bicycle?

A. Fahrrad

B. Motorrad

C. Auto

D. Zug

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What is the German word for glasses (the eyewear)?

A. Brille

B. Uhr

C. Hut

D. Kette

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Who composed the famous lullaby Wiegenlied (Cradle Song), also known as Brahms' Lullaby?

A. Ludwig van Beethoven

B. Johannes Brahms

C. Franz Schubert

D. Richard Wagner

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Which river flows through Vienna, Austria, and Budapest, Hungary, and is a major tributary of the Danube?

A. Rhine

B. Elbe

C. Main

D. Sava

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What is the German word for shoes?

A. Schuhe

B. Stiefel

C. Socken

D. Handschuhe

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Which German scientist is known for formulating the laws of electromagnetic induction and developing the telegraph?

A. Max Planck

B. Heinrich Hertz

C. Karl Benz

D. Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen

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Which mountain range forms part of the border between Germany and Switzerland?

A. Alps

B. Black Forest

C. Harz Mountains

D. Rhineland Hills

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Which German physicist developed the theory of relativity?

A. Max Planck

B. Albert Einstein

C. Werner Heisenberg

D. Niels Bohr

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Which German city is known for its annual Bach Festival, celebrating the works of Johann Sebastian Bach?

A. Leipzig

B. Dresden

C. Weimar

D. Hamburg

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What is the German word for mirror?

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