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Key Facts: Sachsen Abitur German Exam

4 Aufgaben / 1 Wahl

Each Kursart receives four Aufgaben; the candidate works exactly one

VwV Abiturprüfung 2026, REVOSax

6 Aufgabenarten

Interpretation/Analyse/Erörterung (literary and pragmatic) plus materialgestütztes argumentierendes and informierendes Verfassen; Mischformen possible

VwV Abiturprüfung 2026, REVOSax

315 / 255 min

LK / GK Gesamtarbeitszeit including Lese- und Auswahlzeit

VwV Abiturprüfung 2026, REVOSax

28.04.2026

Written Deutsch/Sorbisch main date; Nachtermin 13.05.2026 (allgemeinbildendes Gymnasium)

schule.sachsen.de; VwV Bedarf und Schuljahresablauf 2025/2026

0–15 Punkte

Grading scale for each Prüfungsfach

SOGYA / SMK assessment framework

Ganzschrift Hilfsmittel 2026

Erörterung and Interpretation literarischer Texte may allow Ganzschriften when tasks reference them

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Free 100-question English-language MCQ study bank for Sachsen Abitur Deutsch. Official exam: German-language Klausur, choose 1 of 4 Aufgaben; includes Erörterung literarischer Texte; LK 315 / GK 255 min incl. Lese-/Auswahlzeit; written date 28.04.2026 (Nach 13.05.2026). Not an official-format simulation; no fee for regular school candidates.

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1Saxony's written Deutsch Abitur draws on Bildungsstandards and the sächsische Lehrpläne spanning literary history from the Aufklärung onward. Which epoch is conventionally associated with Kant's motto 'Sapere aude' and Lessing's Ringparabel in 'Nathan der Weise'?
A.Aufklärung
B.Romantik
C.Expressionismus
D.Naturalismus
Explanation: The Aufklärung (Enlightenment), roughly 1720–1800, promoted reason, autonomy, and religious tolerance; Kant's 1784 essay coined 'Sapere aude,' and Lessing's 1779 'Nathan der Weise' dramatizes those ideals through the Ringparabel.
2Gotthold Ephraim Lessing's drama 'Nathan der Weise' (1779) uses the Ringparabel to argue which Enlightenment value?
A.Religious tolerance grounded in virtuous practice rather than exclusive dogmatic truth
B.Absolute monarchy as the guarantor of social order
C.Withdrawal into private domestic life as the highest good
D.Scientific determinism of human behavior by milieu and heredity
Explanation: In the Ringparabel, a judge advises three sons each claiming the 'true' ring to prove authenticity through virtuous living — a classic Aufklärung argument for tolerance among Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
3The brief literary movement of the 1770s–early 1780s associated with the young Goethe and Schiller, prizing genius, raw feeling, and rebellion against convention, is called:
A.Sturm und Drang
B.Biedermeier
C.Neue Sachlichkeit
D.Poetischer Realismus
Explanation: Sturm und Drang (c. 1765–1785), named after Klinger's play, rejected cool rationalism for Genieästhetik, emotional intensity, and defiance of social norms.
4Goethe's epistolary novel 'Die Leiden des jungen Werthers' (1774) is the paradigmatic novel of which epoch?
A.Sturm und Drang
B.Weimarer Klassik
C.Romantik
D.Naturalismus
Explanation: 'Werther' exemplifies Sturm und Drang's cult of feeling, subjective emotional intensity, and tragic clash with bourgeois convention — published well before Goethe's Classical turn after Italy.
5Weimarer Klassik (roughly Goethe's return from Italy to Schiller's death in 1805) most centrally pursued which aesthetic ideal?
A.Harmonious balance of form and content modeled on classical antiquity (Humanitätsideal)
B.Fragmentary irony and celebration of the unconscious
C.Photographically precise depiction of industrial misery
D.Montage of fragmented urban impressions
Explanation: Weimarer Klassik sought 'edle Einfalt und stille Größe' and humane self-cultivation (Humanitätsideal) through balanced classical form — as in Goethe's 'Iphigenie' or Schiller's classical dramas.
6Friedrich Schiller's theory of the aesthetic education of humanity, linking beauty to moral freedom, is most closely associated with which epoch?
A.Weimarer Klassik
B.Naturalismus
C.Expressionismus
D.Vormärz
Explanation: Schiller's 'Über die ästhetische Erziehung des Menschen' (1795) is a Classical program: aesthetic experience mediates between Sinnlichkeit and Vernunft, enabling Humanität.
7German Romantik (Frühromantik especially) is characterized by which constellation of ideas?
A.Sehnsucht, irony, the fragment, and fascination with the infinite/night/dream
B.Strict adherence to the three unities of Aristotelian drama
C.Documentary milieustudies of the urban proletariat
D.Cool functional prose rejecting metaphor
Explanation: Romantik privileges Sehnsucht, progressive Universalpoesie, fragments, irony (esp. Friedrich Schlegel), and motifs of night, dream, and the infinite — against Classical closure.
8Novalis's 'Hymnen an die Nacht' and the Blue Flower motif in 'Heinrich von Ofterdingen' most clearly exemplify which epoch?
A.Romantik
B.Aufklärung
C.Naturalismus
D.Neue Sachlichkeit
Explanation: Novalis is a central Frühromantiker; night mysticism and the Blaue Blume as unattainable ideal are textbook Romantic emblems.
9The literary-political label 'Vormärz' (roughly 1815–1848) primarily designates writing that:
A.Engages critically with Restoration politics ahead of the 1848 revolutions
B.Retreats into apolitical domestic idyll
C.Documents factory labor with scientific naturalism
D.Revives medieval courtly epic without contemporary reference
Explanation: Vormärz names politically engaged literature of the Restoration era leading up to March 1848 — Heine, Büchner, Herwegh, and others critiquing censorship and absolutism.
10Georg Büchner's drama 'Woyzeck' (often on Saxony Lektürelisten) is typically situated at the intersection of which literary-historical tendencies?
A.Late Romantic/Vormärz social critique with proto-naturalist depiction of oppression
B.Pure Weimarer Klassik Humanitätsideal
C.Biedermeier domestic comedy
D.Post-1945 Gruppe 47 short prose
Explanation: 'Woyzeck' (written c. 1836) combines Vormärz social indictment of class oppression with fragmented open form and almost clinical observation of a degraded subject — hence its frequent pairing with both political and proto-naturalist readings.

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