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Key Facts: BY Abitur Spanish (gA) Exam

285 minutes

Total working time of the written gA exam in modern foreign languages, incl. 30 minutes Hörverstehen

GSO Anlage 8 (gesetze-bayern.de)

11 May 2026

Written exam date for Spanisch gA ('alle weiteren Abiturprüfungsfächer – gA')

KM Bayern, Abiturprüfung 2026

3 parts

Hörverstehensaufgabe + Textaufgabe (1 of 2 by choice) + Sprachmittlungsaufgabe

GSO Anlage 8 (gesetze-bayern.de)

LehrplanPLUS

Curriculum basis: LehrplanPLUS Gymnasium, Jahrgangsstufen 12/13 (first G9 Abitur cohort 2026)

KM Bayern / lehrplanplus.bayern.de

Not in IQB pool

Spanish tasks are Bavaria-specific; IQB pools cover only D, M, E, F, Biologie, Chemie, Physik

KM Bayern, Abiturprüfung 2026

300 / 900

Minimum Gesamtqualifikation for the Allgemeine Hochschulreife

KM Bayern, Abiturprüfung 2026

100

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BY Abitur Spanisch gA is a constructed-response written exam (Hörverstehen + Textaufgabe + Sprachmittlung, 285 min) on the LehrplanPLUS — not MCQ. This free 100-question English MCQ bank drills the underlying grammar, vocabulary, reading and Landeskunde skills; it is a study adaptation only.

Sample BY Abitur Spanish (gA) Practice Questions

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1Complete the sentence with the correct form: «Espero que ___ buen viaje.» (I hope you have a good trip.)
A.tengas
B.tienes
C.tendrás
D.tuviste
Explanation: After «esperar que», Spanish requires the subjuntivo because the sentence expresses a wish about something the speaker cannot control, not a statement of fact. The presente de subjuntivo of «tener» for tú is «tengas». Wishes, emotions, value judgments and doubt all trigger the subjuntivo in subordinate clauses introduced by «que».
2Which introductory phrase must be followed by a verb in the subjuntivo?
A.Sabemos que…
B.Es importante que…
C.Es verdad que…
D.Creo que…
Explanation: «Es importante que» is an impersonal value judgment, and such expressions always require the subjuntivo in the following clause. Impersonal expressions that state facts (es verdad que, es cierto que) take the indicative, while those that evaluate or influence (es importante, es mejor, es necesario) take the subjuntivo.
3Complete the sentence: «Te llamo cuando ___ a casa.» (I'll call you when I get home.)
A.llegué
B.llegaba
C.llegue
D.llego
Explanation: After «cuando», Spanish uses the subjuntivo when the action lies in the future and has not yet happened. Since the arrival home is still ahead, «llegue» (presente de subjuntivo) is required. The indicative after «cuando» is used for habitual or already completed actions.
4Complete the sentence: «No creo que ___ verdad lo que dice.» (I don't think what he says is true.)
A.es
B.será
C.fue
D.sea
Explanation: Negated verbs of opinion such as «no creer que» express doubt and are followed by the subjuntivo, here «sea». In the affirmative («creo que es verdad») the indicative is used because the speaker presents the content as true. This affirmative/negative contrast is a core LehrplanPLUS grammar point.
5Complete the sentence: «Busco un hotel que ___ piscina.» (I'm looking for a hotel that has a pool.)
A.tenga
B.tiene
C.tenía
D.tendrá
Explanation: In relative clauses, the subjuntivo is used when the antecedent is indefinite, unknown or not (yet) existing: the speaker is not thinking of a specific hotel but of any hotel with a pool. If the speaker had a concrete hotel in mind, the indicative («que tiene piscina») would be used. This contrast is explicitly part of the LehrplanPLUS Q-phase grammar.
6What is the correct first person singular of «comer» in the imperfecto de subjuntivo?
A.comía
B.comiera
C.comería
D.comiere
Explanation: The imperfecto de subjuntivo is formed from the third person plural of the pretérito indefinido: «comieron» minus «-ron» plus «-ra» gives «comiera» (the variant «comiese» is equally correct). This tense is needed for irreal conditions («si comiera más…») and wishes about the present. It belongs to the Jahrgangsstufe 13 grammar in LehrplanPLUS.
7Complete the sentence: «Si tuviera dinero, ___ por el mundo.» (If I had money, I would travel around the world.)
A.viajaré
B.viajo
C.viajaría
D.viajara
Explanation: An irreal condition about the present uses «si» + imperfecto de subjuntivo in the condition and the condicional in the main clause: «Si tuviera dinero, viajaría por el mundo.» The condicional ending «-ría» signals the hypothetical consequence. This pattern is a standard Jahrgangsstufe 13 structure.
8Complete the sentence: «Si hubieras estudiado más, ___ el examen.» (If you had studied more, you would have passed the exam.)
A.hubieras aprobado
B.aprobarías
C.habías aprobado
D.habrías aprobado
Explanation: An irreal condition about the past uses «si» + pluscuamperfecto de subjuntivo («hubieras estudiado») and the condicional compuesto («habrías aprobado») in the main clause. The condicional compuesto is formed with «habría» + participio. This is the standard pattern taught for irreal past conditions in LehrplanPLUS Jahrgangsstufe 13.
9Which mood typically follows «quizás» when the speaker presents the event as merely possible, as taught at Abitur level?
A.The subjuntivo, as in «Quizás llueva mañana.»
B.The indicative, as in «Quizás llueve mañana.»
C.The condicional, as in «Quizás llovería mañana.»
D.The infinitive, as in «Quizás llover mañana.»
Explanation: Expressions of possibility such as «quizás», «tal vez» and «acaso» are standardly taught with the subjuntivo, because the speaker presents the event as uncertain: «Quizás llueva mañana.» Native speakers sometimes use the indicative after «quizás» when they consider the event very likely, but for the exam the subjuntivo is the safe, expected form.
10Which sentence uses the subjuntivo correctly after an expression of emotion?
A.Me alegra que viniste a la fiesta.
B.Me alegra que hayas venido a la fiesta.
C.Me alegra que has venido a la fiesta.
D.Me alegra que vienes a la fiesta.
Explanation: Verbs of emotion such as «alegrarse de que» require the subjuntivo in the subordinate clause. Because the visit happened before the feeling of joy, the perfecto de subjuntivo («hayas venido» = haya + participio) is used. The perfecto de subjuntivo refers to a completed action prior to the main clause.

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