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Key Facts: BW Abitur History Bilingual FR LF Exam

270 minutes

Written Geschichte bilingual französisch Leistungsfach working time including selection

Facherlass Abitur 2026 §17.1.3 / Kultusministerium BW

09:00–13:30

Terminplan 2026 Detailplan window for Geschichte bilingual französisch LF (Haupt- and Nachtermin)

Kultusministerium BW Terminplan 2026 Detailplan

AFB II

Emphasis of Leistungsanforderung in Klausuren and written Abitur tasks

Facherlass 2026 Geschichte bilingual französisch

LF ≠ BF

Leistungsfach (5-period standards, longer paper) is distinct from Basisfach

Facherlass 2026 / Terminplan 2026

„dt“

Korrekturzeichen for unjustified German wording in bilingual French subject answers

Korrekturrichtlinien Abitur 2026, bilingual/Abibac section

05 / 15

Notenpunkte threshold labeled ausreichend on the 0–15 scale

Korrekturrichtlinien / AGVO Notenpunkte practice

≥300 / 900

Typical minimum Gesamtqualifikation for Allgemeine Hochschulreife

Kultusministerium BW / AGVO framework

100

Original local English MCQ study items in this bank (not official French written format)

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BW Abitur Geschichte bilingual französisch Leistungsfach is a French-medium written source exam (270 min incl. selection; 09:00–13:30 in 2026)—not MCQ and not Basisfach. Graded in Notenpunkte; overall Abitur typically ≥300/900 (AGVO). This free English MCQ bank is a disclosed study adaptation of that French written exam.

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1What is the official written working time for Geschichte bilingual französisch Leistungsfach in Baden-Württemberg Abitur 2026?
A.90 minutes plus oral only
B.180 minutes without selection
C.240 minutes Basisfach window only
D.270 minutes including selection
Explanation: Facherlass 2026 sets Leistungsfach written working time at 270 minutes including selection. The Terminplan Detailplan schedules LF from 09:00 to 13:30.
2According to the Terminplan 2026 Detailplan, which clock window applies to Geschichte bilingual französisch Leistungsfach?
A.10:00–14:00
B.08:00–12:00
C.09:00–13:30
D.09:00–13:00
Explanation: The Detailplan lists Geschichte bilingual französisch (LF) as 09:00–13:30 for Haupttermin and Nachtermin. Basisfach ends at 13:00.
3How does Leistungsfach differ from Basisfach in Geschichte bilingual französisch?
A.They are identical in depth, timing, and Bildungsstandards
B.Leistungsfach is oral-only while Basisfach is written
C.Only Basisfach is written in French
D.LF follows 5-period advanced standards and a longer written exam; BF follows 3-period standards and a shorter paper
Explanation: Facherlass distinguishes Leistungsfach (5-stündig Bildungsstandards) from Basisfach (3-stündig). Terminplan 2026 also shows LF ending later (13:30 vs 13:00).
4This OpenExamPrep bank is best described as which kind of resource?
A.An official IBBW French Klausur reprint
B.A complete replacement for French constructed-response writing
C.An English MCQ study adaptation of the French-medium written source exam
D.The Basisfach oral transcript bank
Explanation: The official Leistungsfach exam is French-medium constructed response. These MCQs are a disclosed English study adaptation and cannot replace extended French writing.
5Which dictionaries are typically permitted as Hilfsmittel in Geschichte bilingual französisch?
A.Any online translator during the Klausur
B.Only a Latin dictionary
C.No dictionaries at all
D.The course’s monolingual French and bilingual French–German dictionaries
Explanation: Facherlass practice for bilingual History French lists the introduced monolingual French dictionary and bilingual French–German dictionary as aids.
6In Abibac Basisoperatoren, what does the operator « décrire » mainly require?
A.An independent Werturteil with explicit value criteria only
B.Ignoring the material
C.Inventing a new primary source
D.Coherent reproduction/description of facts (AFB I)
Explanation: « Décrire » is an AFB I operator: present facts coherently without the deeper analysis or judgment required by higher operators.
7In Abibac operators, « analyser » mainly means which activity?
A.Copy the source word for word
B.List dates without explanation
C.Systematically investigate and evaluate materials or facts (AFB II)
D.Give only a personal like/dislike
Explanation: « Analyser » is a core AFB II operator: structured investigation and evaluation of materials or historical facts.
8Which Abibac operator best matches formulating a reasoned Sachurteil with named criteria?
A.nommer
B.ignorer
C.commenter
D.décrire
Explanation: « Commenter » (beurteilen) examines statements or measures, names criteria, and formulates a reasoned Sachurteil—typically AFB III.
9According to Korrekturrichtlinien for bilingual/Abibac subjects, unjustified German wording in French answers is marked how?
A.Underlined in the text and marked « dt » in the margin
B.Rewarded as bilingual excellence
C.Ignored completely
D.Converted automatically into French by the scorer
Explanation: Korrekturrichtlinien state that German solutions or unjustified German words are marked in the text and with the Korrekturzeichen « dt », except German quotations or established historical Fachbegriffe.
10What does Abibac mainly enable for participating bilingual pathways?
A.Replacement of mathematics by History only
B.A US AP History credit by default
C.Simultaneous pursuit of German Abitur and French Baccalauréat credentials
D.Automatic exemption from all History exams
Explanation: Abibac is the Franco-German dual pathway toward Allgemeine Hochschulreife and Baccalauréat; Geschichte bilingual français is a key subject track in BW’s deutsch-französische Abteilungen.

About the BW Abitur History Bilingual FR LF Exam

Geschichte bilingual französisch Leistungsfach in the Baden-Württemberg Abitur is the advanced (5-period) bilingual History subject linked to Abibac pathways at deutsch-französische Abteilungen. Facherlass 2026 grounds teaching and examination in the Leistungsfach Bildungsstandards and examines candidates through a French-medium written Klausur of 270 minutes including selection (Terminplan: 09:00–13:30). Core Themenfelder include twentieth-century dictatorships and National Socialism, the collapse of the Third French Republic and Vichy (collaboration, antisemitic statutes, Résistance, Libération), and West/East European paths after 1945 toward postindustrial civil society, including détente approaches. Assessment uses Anforderungsbereiche I–III with AFB II emphasis, Abibac operators, and bilingual Korrekturrichtlinien. This free bank offers 100 original English MCQs (some stems in French) for concept and source-skill practice only.

Exam sponsor: Ministerium für Kultus, Jugend und Sport Baden-Württemberg; IBBW supports Abitur tasks and forms for the allgemein bildendes Gymnasium. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

For Leistungsfach Geschichte bilingual französisch (Abibac-related / deutsch-französische Abteilung), the Abitur written exam is a French-medium constructed-response paper based on Bildungsstandards for the 5-period Leistungsfach course. Facherlass 2026 sets 270 minutes including selection; Terminplan 2026 Detailplan lists Haupttermin LF as 09:00–13:30 (Nachtermin likewise 09:00–13:30). Tasks demand Anforderungsbereiche I–III with emphasis on AFB II and use Abibac Basisoperatoren. Permitted aids include the course’s monolingual French and bilingual French–German dictionaries. Korrekturrichtlinien mark unjustified German wording with „dt“ (except German source quotations or established historical technical terms). This OpenExamPrep bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation of that French-medium written source exam—not an official translation or format simulation—and cannot replace extended French historical writing. It targets Leistungsfach (advanced), not Basisfach.

Time Limit

Written: 270 minutes including selection (Terminplan 2026 Detailplan Haupttermin Geschichte bilingual französisch LF 09:00–13:30; Nachtermin 15 May 2026 same window).

Passing Score

Subject work uses the 15-point Notenpunkte scale (05 = ausreichend). Overall Abitur Gesamtqualifikation typically requires at least 300 of 900 points for the Allgemeine Hochschulreife under AGVO conditions.

Exam / Certification Fees

No separate statewide per-subject fee is published for regular Gymnasium Abitur candidates; any costs depend on school/Land pathway rather than a published Ge bil. FR exam price.

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Our practice resources: topics covered

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18%

Source Analysis and Abibac Operators

Provenance, audience, intention, and operator literacy (analyser, justifier, commenter, discuter) for French-medium source work.

18%

Dictatorships and National Socialism

Dictatorship models, Gleichschaltung, terror, forced labour, Endlösung/Shoah, and total war in comparative European perspective.

18%

Third Republic Collapse and Vichy France

1940 defeat, Révolution nationale, collaboration, lois sur le statut des Juifs, Résistance, and Libération.

16%

Europe after 1945 and Postindustrial Society

Division, reconstruction, détente of the 1960s, and chances/problems of postindustrial civil society in West and East Europe.

15%

Comparison, Judgment, and Memory

Franco-German comparison, multiperspectivity, Sachurteil/Werturteil, and memory culture of war, occupation, and Shoah.

15%

Leistungsfach, Abibac, AGVO, and Exam Rules

LF vs Basisfach, 270-minute timing, dictionaries, French-response expectations, dt marking, and Abibac/AGVO framing.

Preparing for the BW Abitur History Bilingual FR LF Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Subject work uses the 15-point Notenpunkte scale (05 = ausreichend). Overall Abitur Gesamtqualifikation typically requires at least 300 of 900 points for the Allgemeine Hochschulreife under AGVO conditions.
  • Assessment: For Leistungsfach Geschichte bilingual französisch (Abibac-related / deutsch-französische Abteilung), the Abitur written exam is a French-medium constructed-response paper based on Bildungsstandards for the 5-period Leistungsfach course. Facherlass 2026 sets 270 minutes including selection; Terminplan 2026 Detailplan lists Haupttermin LF as 09:00–13:30 (Nachtermin likewise 09:00–13:30). Tasks demand Anforderungsbereiche I–III with emphasis on AFB II and use Abibac Basisoperatoren. Permitted aids include the course’s monolingual French and bilingual French–German dictionaries. Korrekturrichtlinien mark unjustified German wording with „dt“ (except German source quotations or established historical technical terms). This OpenExamPrep bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation of that French-medium written source exam—not an official translation or format simulation—and cannot replace extended French historical writing. It targets Leistungsfach (advanced), not Basisfach.
  • Time limit: Written: 270 minutes including selection (Terminplan 2026 Detailplan Haupttermin Geschichte bilingual französisch LF 09:00–13:30; Nachtermin 15 May 2026 same window).
  • Exam / certification fees: No separate statewide per-subject fee is published for regular Gymnasium Abitur candidates; any costs depend on school/Land pathway rather than a published Ge bil. FR exam price. Official sources

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BW Abitur History Bilingual FR LF: Suggested Study Strategy

1Train the full French source path: situer/dégager → analyser → justifier → commenter/discuter, matching Abibac Basisoperatoren to Anforderungsbereiche.
2Distinguish Leistungsfach (advanced, 270 min) from Basisfach; practice longer, more independent judgment under LF expectations.
3Build bilingual terminology for Vichy (Révolution nationale, collaboration, statut des Juifs, Résistance, Libération) and NS (Gleichschaltung, Shoah, Endlösung) without drifting into German prose in French answers.
4Compare Franco-German postwar paths and détente carefully—criteria first, then weighed conclusion (comparer / discuter).
5Review Korrekturrichtlinien: avoid casual German fillers; reserve German for quotations or established Fachbegriffe.
6Use monolingual and bilingual dictionaries as exam aids, but do not rely on them to invent historical content.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the official Baden-Württemberg Geschichte bilingual französisch Leistungsfach exam multiple choice?

No. The official Leistungsfach exam is a French-medium written constructed-response source paper. This bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation only and cannot replace French historical writing.

How long is the Leistungsfach written exam in 2026?

According to Facherlass 2026 and the Terminplan 2026 Detailplan, Geschichte bilingual französisch Leistungsfach runs 270 minutes including selection, scheduled 09:00–13:30 (Haupttermin 29 April 2026; Nachtermin 15 May 2026).

How does Leistungsfach differ from Basisfach in this subject?

Leistungsfach follows the 5-period Bildungsstandards and has the longer written window (270 minutes / to 13:30). Basisfach follows 3-period standards and has a shorter written window (to 13:00 in the 2026 Terminplan). Depth, abstraction, and judgment expectations are higher in Leistungsfach.

Which aids are typically permitted?

Facherlass practice for Geschichte bilingual französisch lists the monolingual French dictionary and the bilingual French–German / German–French dictionary introduced in the Kursstufe (plus other general Abitur aid rules). Digital translators are not permitted.

What do Korrekturrichtlinien say about German wording in French answers?

For Abibac bilingual subjects including Geschichte bilingual französisch, unjustified German wording is marked in the text and at the margin with „dt“, except quotations from German source material or established historical technical terms.

Who administers the exam?

The Ministerium für Kultus, Jugend und Sport Baden-Württemberg sets the framework (Facherlass, Korrekturrichtlinien, AGVO). IBBW supports and publishes Abituraufgaben for the allgemein bildendes Gymnasium. Abibac materials (Geschichte Abibac, Basisoperatoren) are linked from the Kultusministerium Abitur pages.