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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: Saxony Abitur Sorbian Exam

4 Aufgaben / 1 Wahl

Leistungskurs candidates receive four Aufgaben and work 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

LK only (written)

Written Sorbisch Abiturprüfungen exclusively on erhöhtem Anforderungsniveau

Bildungsstandards Sorbisch Allgemeine Hochschulreife, Schulportal Sachsen

28.04.2026

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

schule.sachsen.de / SMK calendar sources citing VwV scheduling

Bilingual Wörterbücher

Obersorbisch–Deutsch and Deutsch–Obersorbisch dictionaries permitted; Ganzschriften for certain Aufgabenarten

VwV Abiturprüfung 2026, REVOSax

0–15 Punkte

Grading scale for each Prüfungsfach

SOGYA / SMK assessment framework

SOGYA Bautzen rule

At Sorbisches Gymnasium Bautzen, Sorbisch may replace Deutsch as Abiturprüfungsfach

SOGYA / schule.sachsen.de

Free 100-question English MCQ study bank for Sachsen Abitur Sorbisch (Obersorbisch). Official exam: LK-only Klausur, choose 1 of 4 Aufgaben; bilingual dictionaries allowed; written date with Deutsch 28.04.2026 (Nach 13.05.2026). Not an official-format simulation; no fee for regular school candidates.

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1Upper Sorbian is known in the language itself as which endonym?
A.hornjoserbšćina
B.dolnoserbšćina
C.lužiska rěč as the only ISO name
D.wendisch only, never serbšćina
Explanation: hornjoserbšćina is the Upper Sorbian endonym for the language taught in Saxon Sorbisch schooling and Abitur. Lower Sorbian is dolnoserbšćina.
2Within the Slavic family, Upper Sorbian belongs to which branch?
A.West Slavic
B.East Slavic
C.South Slavic
D.Baltic
Explanation: Sorbian languages are West Slavic, alongside Polish, Czech, and Slovak. That classification underpins comparative Sprachreflexion in the Sorbisch Lehrplan.
3Besides singular and plural, Upper Sorbian productively marks which grammatical number?
A.Dual (for two entities)
B.Paucal only for four items
C.Collective only for mass nouns
D.No number beyond singular
Explanation: Upper Sorbian retains a productive dual for two people or things — a hallmark featured in grammar study and Sprachreflexion.
4How many morphological cases does standard Upper Sorbian typically distinguish?
A.Seven
B.Two (nominative and accusative only)
C.Four like modern English pronouns
D.None — it is isolating
Explanation: Upper Sorbian traditionally distinguishes seven cases (including vocative), which learners must control in productive writing.
5Upper Sorbian is written with which script base?
A.Latin alphabet with diacritics (hóčka, smužka)
B.Cyrillic only
C.Arabic abjad
D.Greek alphabet
Explanation: Upper Sorbian uses a Latin-based alphabet extended with diacritics such as the hóčka (ˇ) and smužka (´), after the 1948 orthographic reform.
6The Sorbian settlement area in Saxony is centered historically in which region?
A.Oberlausitz (Upper Lusatia)
B.Schwarzwald
C.Ruhrgebiet
D.Ostfriesland
Explanation: Saxon Sorbisch schooling and culture concentrate in the Oberlausitz (Upper Lusatia), with Bautzen/Budyšin as a key urban center.
7hornjoserbšćina and dolnoserbšćina are best described as:
A.Two closely related but distinct Sorbian standard languages
B.Identical dialects with one orthography
C.German dialects of Saxon Platt
D.Extinct liturgical codes only
Explanation: Upper and Lower Sorbian are related West Slavic standards with separate norms; Saxon Abitur Sorbisch focuses on Obersorbisch.
8In Saxon minority education discourse, Witaj primarily names which approach?
A.Early immersion / bilingual Sorbian–German education
B.A Latin grammar drill book only
C.A federal German citizenship test
D.A Czech-only boarding curriculum
Explanation: Witaj (“welcome”) labels immersion-oriented early Sorbian education that feeds into 2plus bilingual schooling up toward Abitur.
9The Saxon school concept name 2plus signals:
A.German + Sorbisch as twin school languages, plus further languages
B.Two math tracks only
C.Double Abitur fees
D.Two oral exams replacing all writing
Explanation: 2plus means bilingual German–Sorbian schooling (the “2”) with additional foreign languages (the “plus”), used in the deutsch-sorbischen Siedlungsgebiet.
10ISO 639-3 code hsb conventionally identifies:
A.Upper Sorbian
B.Lower Sorbian
C.Standard German
D.Old Church Slavonic
Explanation: hsb is the ISO code for Upper Sorbian; dsb is used for Lower Sorbian — useful when citing language resources.

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