Question 1

Is the official Hesse Russisch Leistungskurs Abitur a multiple-choice exam?

Accepted Answer

No. The official written paper is a constructed-response Klausur written in Russian (the official exam language in a foreign-language subject is the target language), with two Prüfungsteile: Sprachmittlung and Schreiben mit integriertem Leseverstehen. This bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation — it is not an official translation, not a bilingual sitting, and not a simulation of the official format.

Question 2

How long is the Russisch LK written exam and is there a task choice?

Accepted Answer

The Bearbeitungszeit for the Leistungsfach of a modern foreign language is 285 minutes including selection time (§25 Abs. 2 OAVO; LA26 Erlass section II). Unlike the Grundkurs — where candidates choose between proposals B1 and B2 in Prüfungsteil 2 — Leistungskurs candidates have no task choice: both Prüfungsteile are mandatory.

Question 3

What do the two Prüfungsteile involve?

Accepted Answer

Prüfungsteil 1 (Sprachmittlung) asks you to mediate a 400–650-word source text into Russian for a defined audience and purpose — selective and reformulated, never a literal translation. Prüfungsteil 2 (Schreiben mit integriertem Leseverstehen, ggf. mit Gestaltungsanteilen) is based on a 700–1,000-word LK stimulus text; highly condensed texts such as poems may fall below the minimum.

Question 4

Which themes does the LA26 Erlass prescribe for Russisch?

Accepted Answer

Nine Themenfelder in section 6.4: Q1.1 Человек и власть, Q1.2 Человек в экстремальной ситуации, Q1.3 Мы и они, Q2.1 Человек в виртуальном мире, Q2.2 Природа и охрана окружающей среды, Q2.4 Научно-технический прогресс, Q3.1 Общественная реальность в современной России, Q3.2 Борьба за справедливое общество and Q3.5 Идеальное общество — each with LK-only deepenings such as «маленький человек», «стереотипы и предрассудки», «крепостное право» and «утопии и дистопии».

Question 5

Who creates the Russisch Abitur tasks?

Accepted Answer

Russisch (Leistungskurs) — like Italienisch and Litauisch LK — is ausgewiesen as a written Abitur subject by Einzelerlass under §7 Abs. 5 OAVO, and task creation is decentralized («die Aufgabenerstellung erfolgt dezentral»), regulated by the Durchführungsbestimmungen zum Landesabitur 2026. The LA26 Erlass Themenfelder still bind the content; schools produce ministry-approved task sets.

Question 6

Which aids are allowed?

Accepted Answer

A German spelling dictionary; one introduced monolingual Russian dictionary with at most 300,000 headwords and one introduced bilingual dictionary with at most 250,000 headwords (electronic dictionaries are not allowed); uncommented text editions of Pflichtlektüre per KCGO; and the list of subject-specific operators.

Question 7

Is there an exam fee?

Accepted Answer

No. The Landesabitur is a state school examination; regular school candidates pay no fee. External-candidate arrangements, where they exist, are school/authority-specific and not a published fee.

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