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Saarland's Technik-Englisch

Saarland's Technik-Englisch Abitur (gN) is examined by the Ministerium für Bildung und Kultur (MBK) Saarland under the GOS-VO framework for the Fachrichtung Technik.

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Technical vocabulary and reading

Technical vocabulary and technical reading comprehension together account for the largest share of exam content weighting.

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TE-E applies English to Technik content

TE-E applies English specifically to technical and engineering content, distinct from the literature- and mediation-focused general Englisch Kernfach exam.

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Passive voice is core to technical English

Passive-voice and conditional structures are core, heavily-tested grammar patterns for technical description and troubleshooting.

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This free practice bank contains 100 que

This free practice bank contains 100 questions covering all major Technik-Englisch Abitur content areas.

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1In technical English, what does the term 'tolerance' refer to when describing a manufactured part?
A.The permissible range of variation in a dimension or measurement
B.The total weight a part can support
C.The color specification for a component
D.The warranty period for a product
Explanation: Tolerance specifies how much a measured dimension may deviate from its nominal (target) value while still being acceptable.
2Which unit is commonly used to express electrical resistance in technical English documentation?
A.Ohm
B.Volt
C.Watt
D.Ampere
Explanation: The ohm (Ω) is the standard unit of electrical resistance.
3What does 'torque' measure in a technical/mechanical context?
A.A rotational (twisting) force applied to an object
B.The speed of rotation in revolutions per minute
C.The temperature of a rotating component
D.The distance an object travels in a straight line
Explanation: Torque is a rotational force — a twisting effect that causes or resists rotation about an axis.
4In a technical maintenance report, the term 'corrosion' most precisely refers to:
A.The gradual deterioration of a metal caused by chemical reaction with its environment
B.A sudden mechanical fracture under excessive load
C.The buildup of dust and debris on a surface
D.A loose electrical connection
Explanation: Corrosion is a gradual chemical process, such as oxidation (rusting), that deteriorates a metal over time.
5What does it mean to 'calibrate' a measuring instrument?
A.To adjust or check the instrument against a known standard to ensure accurate readings
B.To physically clean the instrument's exterior casing
C.To replace the instrument's battery or power source
D.To permanently disable the instrument
Explanation: Calibration means comparing and adjusting an instrument's readings against a known, trusted reference standard.
6In technical English, a 'component' is best defined as:
A.An individual part that makes up a larger system or assembly
B.The final assembled product ready for sale
C.The instruction manual accompanying a machine
D.The factory where parts are manufactured
Explanation: A component is one individual part within a larger system or assembly.
7A product described as having high 'durability' is best characterized as:
A.Able to withstand wear, pressure, or damage over a long period of use
B.Lightweight and easy to transport
C.Inexpensive to manufacture
D.Attractive in its visual design
Explanation: Durability describes a product's ability to withstand wear and damage over time.
8In materials engineering, 'fatigue failure' refers to:
A.Structural failure caused by repeated cyclic loading over time, even below the material's normal strength limit
B.Failure caused by a single instance of extreme overload
C.Failure caused by exposure to extreme heat
D.Failure caused by a manufacturing defect present from the start
Explanation: Fatigue failure develops from repeated cyclic stress over time, often at loads well below the material's normal breaking strength.
9What is a 'schematic diagram' used for in technical documentation?
A.To show the components of a system and how they are connected, using standardized symbols
B.To display a photograph of the finished product
C.To list the price of each component
D.To record the daily attendance of factory workers
Explanation: A schematic diagram uses standardized symbols to show a system's components and their connections, not physical appearance.
10When an engineer refers to a product's 'specifications,' they mean:
A.The detailed technical requirements and characteristics the product must meet
B.The marketing slogan used to advertise the product
C.The list of employees who built the product
D.The shipping address for delivery
Explanation: Specifications are the detailed technical requirements a product must satisfy.

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