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Key Facts: Hesse Abitur PuW Bilingual FR GK Exam

255 min

Bearbeitungszeit for the Grundkursfach, including selection time (§25 Abs. 2 OAVO)

LA26 Abiturerlass, section II

1 of 3 tasks

Auswahlmodus — candidate chooses one proposed EPA Sozialkunde/Politik task (section 12.b.3)

LA26 Abiturerlass, section 12.b.3

Max −2 NP

Severe language impairment may cost at most two Notenpunkte; content remains primary

LA26 Abiturerlass, bilingual Sachfächer grading note

French aids

Loi fondamentale, Charte des Nations Unies, Constitution française (+ dictionaries, operators)

LA26 Abiturerlass, section 12.b.5

15.04.–08.05.2026

Written Landesabitur 2026 window; Nachprüfungen 19.05.–03.06.2026

LA26 Abiturerlass, section II

9 Themenfelder

Q1.1, Q1.2, Q1.4, Q2.1, Q2.2, Q2.4, Q3.1, Q3.2, Q3.5 (same set as 12.a)

LA26 Abiturerlass, section 12.b.4

Free 100-question English MCQ study bank for Hesse Landesabitur Politik und Wirtschaft bilingual (Französisch) Grundkurs. Official exam: French constructed-response EPA Sozialkunde/Politik task, choose 1 of 3, 255 min incl. selection, content primary (max −2 language), French GG/UN Charter/Constitution aids, Notenpunkte 0–15. Themenfelder Q1.1/1.2/1.4, Q2.1/2.2/2.4, Q3.1/3.2/3.5. Written window 15.04.–08.05.2026. Not an official format simulation; no fee for regular school candidates.

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1Which Article of Germany's Basic Law (Grundgesetz) declares human dignity inviolable?
A.Article 14 GG
B.Article 1 GG
C.Article 20 GG
D.Article 79 GG
Explanation: Article 1(1) GG states that human dignity is inviolable. LA26 bilingual PuW Q1.1 highlights Arts. 1, 20 and 79 GG, including Franco-German comparison with the French Constitution preamble and Arts. 1 and 4.
2Article 20(2) GG declares that all state authority emanates from the people. Which principle does this establish?
A.Popular sovereignty (Volkssouveränität), exercised through elections and votes and by specific legislative, executive, and judicial organs
B.Separation of powers alone, with no popular role in elections
C.Federal subsidiarity, whereby Länder decide before the Bund
D.The social state principle, obliging redistribution of wealth
Explanation: Art. 20(2) GG states 'Alle Staatsgewalt geht vom Volke aus' — popular sovereignty: the people exercise authority through elections and votes and through the legislative, executive, and judicial organs specified in the same article. It is a core Q1.1 anchor of the LA26 bilingual PuW course.
3What does Article 79(3) GG (Ewigkeitsgarantie / eternity clause) protect from amendment?
A.Only tax rates and budget ceilings
B.The principles in Arts. 1 and 20 GG (among other core guarantees)
C.All EU directives without exception
D.Municipal parking ordinances
Explanation: Art. 79(3) GG bars amendments affecting the division into Länder, Länder participation in legislation, or the principles laid down in Arts. 1 and 20 GG.
4In the Franco-German comparison for bilingual French PuW, which French constitutional provision proclaims France an indivisible, secular, democratic and social Republic?
A.Article 16 of the Declaration of 1789 alone
B.Article 1 of the Constitution of the Fifth Republic
C.Article 49.3 only
D.Title XV on the European Union only
Explanation: Art. 1 of the Constitution de la République française (1958) states that France is an indivisible, secular (laïque), democratic and social Republic. LA26 12.b Q1.1 pairs GG Arts. 1/20/79 with the French preamble and Arts. 1 and 4.
5Article 4 of the French Constitution primarily addresses which actors?
A.Only the Conseil constitutionnel's docket rules
B.Political parties and groupings, which contribute to the expression of suffrage
C.Only the Banque de France mandate
D.Only overseas collectivities' tax codes
Explanation: Art. 4 of the French Constitution concerns political parties and groupings that contribute to suffrage expression, under republican principles. It is named alongside Art. 1 in LA26 12.b Q1.1.
6Which institution can declare a federal statute incompatible with the Basic Law in abstract or concrete review?
A.The Bundesbank alone
B.The Bundesverfassungsgericht (Federal Constitutional Court)
C.Municipal building inspectors
D.Private arbitration panels without public law basis
Explanation: The Bundesverfassungsgericht reviews constitutionality. Q1.1 stresses the tension between legislature and judiciary.
7In German federal law-making, the Bundesrat primarily represents which interests?
A.Only private corporations' lobbying lists
B.The Länder governments in federal legislation
C.Only foreign embassies
D.Only the European Central Bank
Explanation: The Bundesrat is the chamber through which Länder governments participate in federal legislation — central to Q1.1's legislative process.
8What does Rechtsstaatlichkeit emphasise in the German constitutional order?
A.Rule by unchecked emergency decrees alone
B.Binding public power to law, with fundamental rights and judicial review
C.Abolition of all courts
D.That statutes never need publication
Explanation: Rechtsstaatlichkeit means public authority is bound by law and the constitution, with fundamental rights protection and independent courts — a core Q1.1 theme.
9Compared with a classic Westminster model, Germany's parliamentary system with strong judicial review is best described as which arrangement?
A.Pure direct democracy without parties
B.A parliamentary democracy constrained by a rigid constitution and constitutional court
C.An absolute monarchy
D.A system with no written constitutional core
Explanation: Germany combines parliamentary democracy with a rigid Basic Law and powerful BVerfG. Bilingual French PuW also requires Franco-German institutional comparison.
10Which statement best captures 'Verfassungswirklichkeit' for Q1.1 analysis?
A.Only the GG preamble text, never practice
B.How constitutional norms operate in political and legal practice, which may diverge from pure text
C.Only EU secondary legislation titles
D.Only municipal festival calendars
Explanation: Verfassungswirklichkeit is constitutional reality — how norms work in practice, including conflicts with ideal text.

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