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This German A1 level test checks the grammar and vocabulary expected at beginner level: greetings, sein and haben, articles, present tense, word order, cases, prepositions and simple past forms. It ends with a short reading text. It suits teachers placing new learners and self-learners checking whether they are secure at A1.
Open PDF Choose the one correct answer (A, B, C or D) for each question. Choose your answers, then press “Check my answers”.
This German A1 level test checks the grammar and vocabulary expected at beginner level: greetings, sein and haben, articles, present tense, word order, cases, prepositions and simple past forms. It ends with a short reading text. It suits teachers placing new learners and self-learners checking whether they are secure at A1.
Use the test at the start of a course or at the end of A1 to check readiness for A2. A score of 32/40 or more suggests a learner is secure at A1, and 24–31 suggests some gaps to review. Below 24 means core A1 work is still needed. The test targets typical errors such as wrong verb endings, verb-second word order, separable verbs, accusative articles (den/einen), kein vs. nicht, and haben vs. sein in the Perfekt. For follow-up, ask learners to correct their wrong answers in pairs and then write a short reply to Daniel's email.