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Noun Gender (Maskulin, Feminin, Neutrum)

CEFR A1 (Beginner) · Week 6 · 25 questions

Every German noun is masculine, feminine or neuter, and gender affects articles, pronouns and adjective endings. Some endings are reliable — words in -ung and -heit are feminine, -chen are neuter.

What you'll practise

  • Identify masculine, feminine and neuter nouns
  • Use endings like -ung and -heit (feminine) and -chen (neuter) as clues
  • Learn each noun with der, die or das
  • Remember that all German nouns are capitalised
All 25 questions in this Noun Gender (Maskulin, Feminin, Neutrum) quiz

German (A1) — Noun Gender (Maskulin, Feminin, Neutrum): 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.

  1. What is the gender of 'der Tisch'?
  2. What is the gender of 'die Frau'?
  3. What is the gender of 'das Buch'?
  4. What is the gender of 'der Mann'?
  5. What is the gender of 'die Hand'?
  6. What is the gender of 'das Fenster'?
  7. What is the gender of 'der Stuhl'?
  8. What is the gender of 'die Lampe'?
  9. What is the gender of 'das Telefon'?
  10. What is the gender of 'der Baum'?
  11. What is the gender of 'die Tür'?
  12. What is the gender of 'das Kind'?
  13. What is the gender of 'der Sohn'?
  14. What is the gender of 'die Mutter'?
  15. What is the gender of 'das Wasser'?
  16. What is the gender of 'der Berg'?
  17. What is the gender of 'die Stadt'?
  18. What is the gender of 'das Blatt'?
  19. What is the gender of 'der Kopf'?
  20. What is the gender of 'die Straße'?
  21. What is the gender of 'das Auge'?
  22. What is the gender of 'die Nase'?
  23. What is the gender of 'das Herz'?
  24. What is the gender of 'der Hund'?
  25. What is the gender of 'die Schule'?
Question 1 of 250 correct so far

What is the gender of 'der Tisch'?

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