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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: Bavaria Abitur Italian gA Exam

3 Prüfungsteile

Written gA exam structure: A Hörverstehen, B Schreiben, C Sprachmittlung

KM Bayern KMS of 12 June 2023 (schriftliche Prüfungsformen moderne Fremdsprachen)

20 %

Weight of the Hörverstehen part in the gA exam result

ISB Illustrierende Prüfungsaufgaben Italienisch gA (Hörverstehen, Erläuterungen)

max. 800 Wörter

Length of the Schreiben text basis (fictional or non-fictional) at gA

KM Bayern KMS of 12 June 2023

400–650 Wörter

Length of the German source text for Sprachmittlung

KM Bayern KMS of 12 June 2023

60 % / 40 %

Weighting of language vs content, with Sperrklausel capping insufficient performance at 3 Notenpunkte

KM Bayern KMS of 12 June 2023

11.05.2026

Written exam date for Italienisch gA (alle weiteren Abiturprüfungsfächer – gA)

km.bayern.de, Abiturprüfung 2026

100

Original English MCQ study items in this bank (adaptation, not official format)

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BY Abitur Italienisch (gA) is constructed-response: Hörverstehen (~30 min, 20 %) + Schreiben (fictional or non-fictional text) + Sprachmittlung (German→Italian). Written gA exam 11 May 2026; passing needs 300/900 overall. This free English MCQ bank is a study adaptation of the LehrplanPLUS skills, not the official format.

Sample Bavaria Abitur Italian gA Practice Questions

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1Complete with the passato prossimo: "Ieri sera Marco ___ a casa alle otto." (tornare)
A.è tornato
B.ha tornato
C.tornava
D.tornò
Explanation: Tornare is a movement/state verb that forms the passato prossimo with essere, and the participle agrees with the subject: Marco è tornato. The imperfetto would describe an ongoing background scene, and the passato remoto is unusual in everyday northern standard Italian for a recent past event.
2Choose the correct form: "Mentre ___, è suonato il telefono." (dormire)
A.dormivo
B.ho dormito
C.dormii
D.dorma
Explanation: After 'mentre' (while), Italian uses the imperfetto for the ongoing background action that gets interrupted: Mentre dormivo. The interrupting event stands in the passato prossimo (è suonato). This imperfetto-vs-passato-prossimo contrast is a core LehrplanPLUS Jahrgangsstufe 12 phenomenon.
3Complete: "Penso che Maria ___ italiano molto bene." (parlare)
A.parli
B.parla
C.parlava
D.parlerebbe
Explanation: Verbs of opinion and belief such as pensare and credere trigger the congiuntivo in the dependent clause: Penso che Maria parli. The indicativo (parla) would state the fact neutrally, not as a personal opinion.
4Which option makes this a polite request? "___ un bicchiere d'acqua, per favore."
A.Vorrei
B.Voglio
C.Volevo
D.Vorrò
Explanation: The condizionale presente (vorrei) softens a request and is the standard polite form in shops, bars and restaurants. Voglio ('I want') sounds abrupt and demanding in service situations.
5Complete: "Da bambina, ogni estate ___ dai nonni in Toscana." (andare)
A.andavo
B.sono andata
C.andai
D.andrò
Explanation: Repeated, habitual actions in the past ('ogni estate' — every summer) require the imperfetto: andavo. The passato prossimo would describe one single, completed trip, and the passato remoto would suit a one-off narrative event, not a habit.
6Complete: "Fra dieci anni ___ in una grande città." (vivere)
A.vivrò
B.vivevo
C.vissi
D.viverei
Explanation: For a prediction about a distant future ('fra dieci anni'), Italian uses the futuro semplice: vivrò. Note the spelling of the vivere future stem: vivr- (vivrò, vivrai, vivrà...).
7Complete the periodo ipotetico: "Se ___ più tempo, verrei in Italia con voi." (avere)
A.avessi
B.avevo
C.avrei
D.abbia
Explanation: A hypothetical (unlikely/imagined) condition in the present follows the pattern: se + congiuntivo imperfetto, condizionale presente — 'Se avessi più tempo, verrei'. This second-type periodo ipotetico is explicitly required in LehrplanPLUS Jahrgangsstufe 12.
8Choose the correct connector: "___ piovesse, siamo usciti lo stesso." (It rained, but we went out anyway.)
A.Benché
B.Perché
C.Siccome
D.Affinché
Explanation: Benché ('although') expresses concession and requires the congiuntivo: Benché piovesse. The main clause 'siamo usciti lo stesso' (we went out anyway) confirms the concessive meaning.
9Complete the past hypothesis: "Se mi ___ chiamato, sarei venuto subito." (avere)
A.avessi
B.avrei
C.avevo
D.abbia
Explanation: An unreal condition about the past uses: se + congiuntivo trapassato in the if-clause and condizionale composto in the main clause — 'Se mi avessi chiamato, sarei venuto subito.' This is the third-type periodo ipotetico: the call never happened.
10Complete: "Con più soldi ___ un appartamento più grande." (prendere, past hypothesis result)
A.avremmo preso
B.avessimo preso
C.prendemmo
D.prenderemo
Explanation: The result of an imagined past situation takes the condizionale composto: avremmo preso ('we would have taken/bought'). The condizionale composto combines the condizionale of avere or essere with the past participle.

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