German CEFR grammar quiz practice

Definite Articles (der, die, das, die)

CEFR A1 (Beginner) ยท Week 4 ยท 25 questions

German has three genders, so 'the' is der (masculine), die (feminine) or das (neuter), and die for all plurals. The article you learn with a noun tells you its gender.

What you'll practise

  • Use der, die and das for the three genders
  • Use die for all plural nouns
  • Learn nouns together with their article
  • Recognise gender from the article
All 25 questions in this Definite Articles (der, die, das, die) quiz

German (A1) โ€” Definite Articles (der, die, das, die): 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.

  1. What is the correct definite article for 'Tisch' (masculine)?
  2. Which is the correct article: ___ Frau (feminine)?
  3. What is the correct definite article for 'Buch' (neuter)?
  4. Choose the correct article: ___ Mann (masculine)
  5. Which article is correct: ___ Hand (feminine)?
  6. What is the plural article for all nouns?
  7. Choose the correct article: ___ Fenster (neuter)
  8. What is the correct article: ___ Baum (masculine)?
  9. Which article is correct: ___ Lampe (feminine)?
  10. What is the correct article: ___ Telefon (neuter)?
  11. Choose the correct article: ___ Stuhl (masculine)
  12. Which article is correct: ___ Tรผr (feminine)?
  13. What is the correct article: ___ Kind (neuter)?
  14. Choose the correct article: ___ Sohn (masculine)
  15. Which article is correct: ___ Mutter (feminine)?
  16. What is the correct article: ___ Wasser (neuter)?
  17. Choose the correct article: ___ Berg (masculine)
  18. Which article is correct: ___ Stadt (feminine)?
  19. What is the correct article: ___ Blatt (neuter)?
  20. Choose the correct article: ___ Kopf (masculine)
  21. Which article is correct: ___ StraรŸe (feminine)?
  22. What is the correct article: ___ Auge (neuter)?
  23. Choose the correct article: ___ Nase (feminine)
  24. Which article is correct: ___ Herz (neuter)?
  25. What is the correct article: ___ Wald (masculine)?
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What is the correct definite article for 'Tisch' (masculine)?