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Key Facts: Hesse Abitur Italian LK Exam

285 min

Bearbeitungszeit for the Leistungsfach of a modern foreign language, including selection time (§25 Abs. 2 OAVO)

LA26 Abiturerlass, section II

2 Prüfungsteile

Sprachmittlung (400–650 words) + Schreiben mit integriertem Leseverstehen (LK 700–1,000 words); no task choice in the Leistungskurs

LA26 Abiturerlass, Italienisch section 8.2–8.3

§7 Abs. 5 OAVO

Italienisch LK is ausgewiesen by Einzelerlass with decentralized task creation (dezentrale Aufgabenerstellung)

LA26 Abiturerlass, section I; Durchführungsbestimmungen zum Landesabitur 2026

15.04.–08.05.2026

Written Landesabitur 2026 window; Nachprüfungen 19.05.–03.06.2026

LA26 Abiturerlass, section II

9 Themenfelder

Binding LA26 Italienisch themes (Q1.1–Q3.5) with LK-only deepenings such as «clandestinità e sfruttamento» and «connivenza politica»

LA26 Abiturerlass, Italienisch section 8.4

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1Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: «Penso che lui ___ ragione.»
A.ha
B.abbia
C.avrà
D.avrebbe
Explanation: After expressions of opinion such as «penso che», Italian requires the congiuntivo presente: «Penso che lui abbia ragione.» The subjunctive marks the statement as subjective rather than asserted fact.
2Complete the hypothetical period (type 2): «Se ___ più tempo, ti aiuterei volentieri.»
A.avrei
B.avrò
C.avessi
D.avevo
Explanation: An unreal condition in the present requires se + congiuntivo imperfetto in the protasis and condizionale presente in the apodosis: «Se avessi più tempo, ti aiuterei.»
3Complete the unreal past condition (type 3): «Se tu mi avessi avvertito, ___ venuto prima.»
A.sarei venuto
B.fossi venuto
C.ero venuto
D.venivo
Explanation: Type-3 hypothetical: se + congiuntivo trapassato («avessi avvertito») pairs with the condizionale passato («sarei venuto») in the main clause, expressing an unreal past outcome.
4Choose the correct tense for the background action: «Mentre ___ per strada, ho incontrato Marco.»
A.ho camminato
B.camminai
C.camminerei
D.camminavo
Explanation: With «mentre», the ongoing background action takes the imperfetto («camminavo»), while the interrupting event takes the passato prossimo («ho incontrato»). This imperfetto/passato prossimo contrast is central to Italian narration.
5Which sentence uses the passato remoto correctly for a completed event in the distant past?
A.Dante nacque nel 1265.
B.Dante è nato ieri.
C.Dante nasceva ogni anno.
D.Dante sarà nato nel 1265.
Explanation: «Dante nacque nel 1265» correctly uses the passato remoto for a single, completed event located in a closed, distant past. This is the standard tense for historical and literary narration.
6Complete with the correct compound past: «Quando sono arrivato alla stazione, il treno ___.» (the train had already left)
A.è già partito
B.partiva già
C.era già partito
D.sarebbe già partito
Explanation: An action completed before another past moment takes the trapassato prossimo: «il treno era già partito». «Partire» is a movement verb conjugated with essere, giving «era partito».
7«Hai portato i documenti al direttore?» — «Sì, ___ ho portati ieri.» Choose the correct combined pronoun.
A.ce li
B.glieli
C.me ne
D.li ci
Explanation: Replacing «i documenti» (direct object, masculine plural → li) and «al direttore» (indirect object → gli) gives the combined form «glieli»: «Sì, glieli ho portati ieri.» The past participle agrees with the preceding direct-object pronoun (portati).
8«Quanti fratelli hai?» — «___ ho tre.» Choose the correct partitive pronoun.
A.Ne
B.Ci
C.Li
D.Vi
Explanation: The partitive pronoun «ne» replaces «di + noun» and answers quantity questions: «Ne ho tre» (= 'I have three of them').
9Complete with the idiomatic particle: «___ vuole un'ora per arrivare in centro.» (It takes an hour to get downtown.)
A.Si
B.Vi
C.Ne
D.Ci
Explanation: The impersonal expression «volerci» ('to take/need time') is built with the particle ci: «Ci vuole un'ora». The same ci appears in «metterci» (Quanto tempo ci metti?).
10Complete the impersonal construction: «In Italia ___ mangia bene.»
A.si
B.ci
C.ne
D.lo
Explanation: The si impersonale expresses a general, unspecified subject: «In Italia si mangia bene» ('In Italy one eats well'). With plural objects it becomes the si passivante (si mangiano le lasagne).

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