CBSE Class 6 German Revision Worksheet Set 06

Verbinde die Fragen mit den passenden Antworten
Match the questions with the appropriate answers.

Question 1. Wer sind Sie?
Answer: Ich bin Herr Weiß.
In simple words: This question asks for your identity or name, answered by stating "I am Mr. Weiss."

Exam Tip: "Wer sind Sie?" is the formal polite question used to ask someone's name or identity.

Question 2. Sind Sie verheiratet?
Answer: Ja, ich bin verheiratet.
In simple words: This question asks if you are married, answered with "Yes, I am married."

Exam Tip: Questions starting with a verb require a "Ja" (Yes) or "Nein" (No) response.

Question 3. Haben Sie Kinder?
Answer: Ja, ich habe einen Sohn.
In simple words: This asks if you have children, answered with "Yes, I have a son."

Exam Tip: Pay attention to the accusative case article "einen" after the verb "haben" with masculine nouns like "Sohn".

Question 4. Wie alt sind Sie?
Answer: Ich bin 37.
In simple words: This asks for your age, answered with "I am 37."

Exam Tip: "Wie alt" is used exclusively for asking age in German.

Question 5. Wo wohnen Sie?
Answer: In Berlin
In simple words: This asks where you live, answered with "In Berlin."

Exam Tip: "Wo" translates to "Where" and inquires about location.

Question 6. Haben Sie eine E-Mail Adresse?
Answer: Natürlich habe ich eine E-Mail Adresse.
In simple words: This asks if you have an email address, answered with "Naturally I have an email address."

Exam Tip: "Natürlich" means "of course" or "naturally".

Stelle Fragen in der Höflichkeitsformel
Formulate questions in the formal polite form (Sie-form) based on the given answers.

Question 1. Wer heißen Sie? / Wie ist Ihr Name? (Answer: Ich heiße Peter Weigel.)
Answer: Wie heißen Sie?
In simple words: To get the answer "My name is Peter Weigel", you must ask "What is your name?"

Exam Tip: Use "Wie heißen Sie?" as the standard formal question for names.

Question 2. Was sind Sie von Beruf? / Wer sind Sie? (Answer: Ich bin Schuldirektor von der Goethe Schule.)
Answer: Was sind Sie von Beruf?
In simple words: To match the profession/title answer, ask about their profession.

Exam Tip: "Was sind Sie von Beruf?" asks about someone's occupation.

Question 3. Wo wohnen Sie? (Answer: In Hanau. Das liegt bei Frankfurt.)
Answer: Wo wohnen Sie?
In simple words: Since the answer gives a city location, the question must be "Where do you live?"

Exam Tip: Match location answers with "Wo" questions.

Question 4. Sind Sie aus Hamburg? (Answer: Nein, ich bin aus Hamburg.)
Answer: Sind Sie aus Hamburg?
In simple words: The response starts with "No", indicating a yes/no question about origin.

Exam Tip: Negative or corrective answers starting with "Nein" often follow a direct verb-first question.

Question 5. Sind Sie verheiratet? (Answer: Nein, ich bin Single.)
Answer: Sind Sie verheiratet?
In simple words: Answering that one is single corresponds to a question asking if one is married.

Exam Tip: "Single" indicates marital status status inquiry.

Question 6. Was machen Sie in der Freizeit? / Was spielen und hören Sie? (Answer: Ich spiele Tennis und höre klassische Musik.)
Answer: Was machen Sie in Ihrer Freizeit?
In simple words: Activities like playing tennis and listening to music answer questions about hobbies or free time.

Exam Tip: "Freizeit" refers to leisure time and hobbies.

Bilde Sätze, die einen Sinn ergeben.
Form meaningful sentences from the given scrambled words.

Question 1. in, meine Freunde, München, wohnen.
Answer: Meine Freunde wohnen in München.
In simple words: Put the subject first, the conjugated verb second, and the prepositional phrase last.

Exam Tip: The conjugated verb always takes the second position in standard German declarative sentences.

Question 2. auch, in, wohne, ich, München.
Answer: Ich wohne auch in München.
In simple words: "I also live in Munich."

Question 3. Thomas, mein, ist, das, Freund.
Answer: Das ist mein Freund Thomas.
In simple words: "That is my friend Thomas."

Exam Tip: Demonstrative pronoun "Das" starts the sentence, followed by the copula "ist".

Question 4. Brigitte, die, von, Tina, ist, Freundin.
Answer: Brigitte ist die Freundin von Tina.
In simple words: "Brigitte is Tina's friend."

Exam Tip: Use the "von" construction to indicate possession or relationship.

Question 5. Vater, 44, alt, ist, Jahre, mein.
Answer: Mein Vater ist 44 Jahre alt.
In simple words: "My father is 44 years old."

Exam Tip: Age expressions in German end with the adjective "alt" preceded by the number and "Jahre".