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Key Facts: Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Abitur Low German Exam
LK only
2026 schriftliche Prüfung for Niederdeutsch exists only for the Leistungskurs (with Polnisch, Russisch, Schwedisch, Spanisch)
Vorabhinweise zum Abitur M-V 2026, 18 POLNISCH, RUSSISCH, SCHWEDISCH, SPANISCH, NIEDERDEUTSCH
315 min
Total Arbeitszeit including Auswahlzeit (ca. 30 HV + 225 Schreiben/Leseverstehen + 60 Sprachmittlung)
Vorabhinweise zum Abitur M-V 2026, §18.1
20% / 55% / 25%
Weighting of Teil A Hörverstehen / Teil B Schreiben (Leseverstehen integriert) / Teil C Sprachmittlung
Vorabhinweise zum Abitur M-V 2026, §18.6
07.05.2026
Fixed statewide written exam date for Niederdeutsch (Donnerstag) in the 2026 Abitur
Bildungsserver MV Prüfungstermine 2026 / Abschlussprüfungen
2 Schwerpunkte
Up grote Fohrt; Nix blifft bi’n Ollen — thematic focus across Teile A, B, and C
Vorabhinweise zum Abitur M-V 2026, §18.4
nds
Official assessment language for the Low German subject (taxonomy officialLanguages)
Subject exam design; registry officialLanguages
Free 100-question MCQ study bank for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Abitur Niederdeutsch (Low German). Official exam: LK only, Teil A Hörverstehen (~30 min), Teil B Schreiben/Leseverstehen (225 min incl. Auswahlzeit), Teil C Sprachmittlung (60 min); weights 20/55/25. 2026 themes: Up grote Fohrt; Nix blifft bi’n Ollen. Written date Do 07.05.2026. Low German items preserved; English explanations. Not an official listening/mediation/writing simulation; no fee for regular school candidates.
Sample Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Abitur Low German Practice Questions
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1According to Vorabhinweise Abitur M-V 2026 chapter 18, which subjects share Niederdeutsch’s written Abitur design?
2Is there a Grundkurs schriftliche Prüfung for Niederdeutsch in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Abitur 2026?
3What is the total Arbeitszeit including Auswahlzeit for Niederdeutsch Leistungskurs 2026?
4How is the 315-minute Niederdeutsch Arbeitszeit typically broken down in Vorabhinweise 2026?
5What is the official weighting of Teil A / Teil B / Teil C in Niederdeutsch 2026?
6Within Teile B and C, how are inhaltliche and sprachliche Leistung weighted in 2026?
7In what order must candidates process the Niederdeutsch written parts?
8What must a candidate do when choosing in Teil B?
9Which Hilfsmittel may Niederdeutsch candidates use per chapter 18?
10What is the maximum size for the einsprachiges Wörterbuch under §18.3?
About the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Abitur Low German Exam
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Abitur Niederdeutsch is the statewide written Low German Abitur examination administered under the Ministry of Education and Daycare / IQ M-V. Per Vorabhinweise 2026 chapter 18 it is offered only as Leistungskurs in a Teil A/B/C structure (Hörverstehen; Schreiben with integriertes Leseverstehen; Sprachmittlung), with both thematic Schwerpunkte framed in Plattdeutsch. The Rahmenplan Niederdeutsch grounds Qualifikationsphase work in regional language, literature, seafaring/world themes, and society/politics across historical layers from Old Saxon and Middle Low German through the Hanse to today. This free MCQ bank trains thematic knowledge and exam-structure literacy while preserving Low German titles and lexis; explanations are in English.
Exam sponsor: Ministerium für Bildung und Kindertagesförderung Mecklenburg-Vorpommern / Institut für Qualitätsentwicklung M-V. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.
Assessment
Official written MV Abitur Niederdeutsch is Leistungskurs only (no Grundkurs written paper in 2026), sharing the modern-language design with Polnisch, Russisch, Schwedisch, and Spanisch: Teil A Hörverstehen (ca. 30 min); Teil B Schreiben with integriertes Leseverstehen (225 min incl. Auswahlzeit; choose Aufgabenblock I or II); Teil C Sprachmittlung (60 min). Sequence: A first and collected, then B+C. Weighting A/B/C = 20%/55%/25%. 2026 thematische Schwerpunkte: 'Up grote Fohrt – de Welt un de Minschheit in’t Ooch fåten' and 'Nix blifft bi’n Ollen – Gesellschaft un Politik in verläden Tieden un hüt'. This 100-question bank is a study adaptation with Low German thematic items and English explanations — it does not simulate official listening, mediation, reading, or writing performance. Official assessment language is Low German (officialLanguages: nds).
Time Limit
Leistungskurs 315 min total (ca. 30 HV + 225 Schreiben/Leseverstehen incl. Auswahlzeit + 60 Sprachmittlung). Written Haupttermin Niederdeutsch: Thursday 7 May 2026; Nachschreibtermin for Niederdeutsch: Friday 5 June 2026.
Passing Score
Subject performance is reported on the 0-15 Notenpunkte scale under APVO M-V. Within Niederdeutsch, parts weight A 20% / B 55% / C 25%; in B and C, content:language = 40%:60%. Not a single MCQ percent cut score.
Exam / Certification Fees
No exam fee for regular school candidates; the Abitur is a state school examination taken through the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern school pathway. External-candidate arrangements, if any, are school/authority-specific and not a published fee.
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Up grote Fohrt – de Welt un de Minschheit in’t Ooch fåten
World/humanity focus: environment, seafaring, shipyards, fishing, tourism, and related Low German literature.
Nix blifft bi’n Ollen – Gesellschaft un Politik
Society and politics past and present: Old Saxon/Middle Low German heritage, Hanse, and change over time.
Language, orthography, and regional culture
Herrmann-Winter spelling, regional-language status, Heimat/identity, and Plattdeutsch lexis.
Hörverstehen, Schreiben, Sprachmittlung
Listening modes, Teil B task types, and mediation concepts.
Exam structure and Hilfsmittel
LK-only 315 min, A/B/C weights, Block I/II choice, dictionary rules.
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What You Need to Know
- Passing score: Subject performance is reported on the 0-15 Notenpunkte scale under APVO M-V. Within Niederdeutsch, parts weight A 20% / B 55% / C 25%; in B and C, content:language = 40%:60%. Not a single MCQ percent cut score.
- Assessment: Official written MV Abitur Niederdeutsch is Leistungskurs only (no Grundkurs written paper in 2026), sharing the modern-language design with Polnisch, Russisch, Schwedisch, and Spanisch: Teil A Hörverstehen (ca. 30 min); Teil B Schreiben with integriertes Leseverstehen (225 min incl. Auswahlzeit; choose Aufgabenblock I or II); Teil C Sprachmittlung (60 min). Sequence: A first and collected, then B+C. Weighting A/B/C = 20%/55%/25%. 2026 thematische Schwerpunkte: 'Up grote Fohrt – de Welt un de Minschheit in’t Ooch fåten' and 'Nix blifft bi’n Ollen – Gesellschaft un Politik in verläden Tieden un hüt'. This 100-question bank is a study adaptation with Low German thematic items and English explanations — it does not simulate official listening, mediation, reading, or writing performance. Official assessment language is Low German (officialLanguages: nds).
- Time limit: Leistungskurs 315 min total (ca. 30 HV + 225 Schreiben/Leseverstehen incl. Auswahlzeit + 60 Sprachmittlung). Written Haupttermin Niederdeutsch: Thursday 7 May 2026; Nachschreibtermin for Niederdeutsch: Friday 5 June 2026.
- Exam / certification fees: No exam fee for regular school candidates; the Abitur is a state school examination taken through the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern school pathway. External-candidate arrangements, if any, are school/authority-specific and not a published fee. Official sources
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the official Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Niederdeutsch Abitur a multiple-choice exam?
No. The official written paper has Teil A Hörverstehen, Teil B Schreiben with integriertes Leseverstehen, and Teil C Sprachmittlung (Vorabhinweise 2026, chapter 18). This bank is an MCQ study adaptation with Low German thematic items and English explanations — not an official format simulation.
What are the 2026 thematische Schwerpunkte for Niederdeutsch?
Two Plattdeutsch-framed fields across Teile A, B, and C: 'Up grote Fohrt – de Welt un de Minschheit in’t Ooch fåten' and 'Nix blifft bi’n Ollen – Gesellschaft un Politik in verläden Tieden un hüt'.
Is there a Grundkurs written paper for Niederdeutsch in 2026?
No. Vorabhinweise 2026 state that for Polnisch, Russisch, Schwedisch, Spanisch, and Niederdeutsch there is a schriftliche Prüfung only for the Leistungskurs.
How long is the Niederdeutsch written exam?
315 minutes total including Auswahlzeit: ca. 30 minutes Hörverstehen, 225 minutes Schreiben with integriertes Leseverstehen, and 60 minutes Sprachmittlung.
When is the Niederdeutsch written exam in 2026?
Thursday 7 May 2026 (Haupttermin). The Nachschreibtermin for Niederdeutsch is Friday 5 June 2026.
What dictionaries are allowed?
A school-approved monolingual dictionary (max. 300,000 Stichwörter/Wendungen) and a bilingual dictionary (max. 250,000), in print or digital form as introduced by school decision — the same Hilfsmittel rules as for the other modern languages in chapter 18.
Is there an exam fee?
No. The Abitur 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.