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Key Facts: Andalusia PAU German Exam

90 min

Exam Time Limit

Distrito Único Andaluz

0–10

Grading Scale

Junta de Andalucía

4.0

Min. Access Phase Score

Comisión Interuniversitaria

EUR 58.70

Base Registration Fee

Junta de Andalucía

5 Blocks

Curriculum Content Areas

2º Bachillerato German Syllabus

The Andalusia PAU German exam (Alemán Lengua Extranjera II) is administered by the Distrito Único Andaluz and Comisión Interuniversitaria de Andalucía for students completing 2nd Bachillerato. The exam lasts 90 minutes and is graded on a 0–10 scale (minimum 4.0 required in the Access Phase). Note that local questions on this platform are an English-language MCQ study adaptation created to help students master the underlying 2nd Bachillerato curriculum.

Sample Andalusia PAU German Practice Questions

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1Which of the following German sentences demonstrates the correct Verb-Second (V2) word order after an adverbial of time placed at the beginning?
A.Gestern der Schüler hat seine Hausaufgaben gemacht.
B.Gestern hat der Schüler seine Hausaufgaben gemacht.
C.Gestern der Schüler machte seine Hausaufgaben.
D.Gestern hat gemacht der Schüler seine Hausaufgaben.
Explanation: In standard German main clauses, the conjugated verb must always occupy the second position (V2 rule). When an element other than the subject (such as the temporal adverb 'Gestern') is placed in the first position, subject-verb inversion occurs so that the auxiliary verb 'hat' remains in position two.
2Choose the sentence that uses the correct Accusative masculine definite article for a direct object.
A.Der Hund beißt den Mann.
B.Der Hund beißt dem Mann.
C.Der Hund beißt der Mann.
D.Der Hund beißt des Mannes.
Explanation: The verb 'beißen' (to bite) requires a direct object in the Accusative case. The masculine definite article changes from 'der' (Nominative) to 'den' (Accusative).
3Which prepositional phrase correctly uses the Dative case after the preposition 'mit'?
A.Er fährt mit den Bus zur Schule.
B.Er fährt mit dem Bus zur Schule.
C.Er fährt mit das Bus zur Schule.
D.Er fährt mit der Bus zur Schule.
Explanation: The preposition 'mit' always governs the Dative case. Since 'Bus' is a masculine noun ('der Bus'), its Dative singular form is 'dem Bus'.
4What is the correct word order when joining two clauses using the subordinating conjunction 'weil'?
A.Er bleibt zu Hause, weil er ist krank.
B.Er bleibt zu Hause, weil er krank ist.
C.Er bleibt zu Hause, weil ist er krank.
D.Er bleibt zu Hause, weil krank er ist.
Explanation: 'weil' is a subordinating conjunction (Subjunktion), which forces the conjugated verb ('ist') to the absolute end of the subordinate clause (Nebensatz).
5What does the German separable verb 'aufstehen' mean in English?
A.To stand up / get up
B.To open a door
C.To write down
D.To understand
Explanation: The verb 'aufstehen' (composed of the prefix 'auf-' and verb 'stehen') means 'to stand up' or 'to get up (from bed)'.
6Which sentence correctly places the modal verb 'können' and the main verb infinitive in a German main clause?
A.Sie kann gut Deutsch sprechen.
B.Sie kann sprechen gut Deutsch.
C.Sie sprechen kann gut Deutsch.
D.Sie gut Deutsch sprechen kann.
Explanation: In a main clause with a modal verb, the conjugated modal verb ('kann') occupies position two, while the main verb in its infinitive form ('sprechen') is pushed to the very end of the clause, forming the verbal frame (Satzklammer).
7Complete the sentence with the correct article form for a static location (Dativ): 'Die Kinder lernen in ____ Schule.'
A.die
B.der
C.dem
D.den
Explanation: 'in' is a two-way preposition (Wechselpräposition). When indicating static location (Wo? / Where?), it requires the Dative case. Since 'Schule' is a feminine noun ('die Schule'), its Dative singular article is 'der'.
8Read the brief passage: 'In Deutschland trennen die Menschen ihren Müll sehr sorgfältig. Altpapier, Glas und Plastik kommen in verschiedene Container.' Which statement is correct according to the text?
A.Germans throw all waste into a single container.
B.Germans separate waste into different containers.
C.Glass and paper are banned in Germany.
D.Plastic waste is not collected in Germany.
Explanation: The text states that people in Germany separate their trash very carefully ('trennen... ihren Müll sehr sorgfältig') and put paper, glass, and plastic into different containers ('verschiedene Container').
9Identify the correct translation of the German false friend 'bekommen'.
A.To become / turn into
B.To receive / get
C.To overcome
D.To welcome
Explanation: 'bekommen' is a well-known false friend; it means 'to receive' or 'to get' (e.g., 'ein Geschenk bekommen'). The English verb 'to become' translates to German 'werden'.
10Which temporal conjunction is used for a single, completed event in the past?
A.wenn
B.als
C.wann
D.während
Explanation: 'als' is used as a temporal subordinating conjunction for a single, non-repeated event or continuous period in the past ('Als ich ein Kind war...'). 'wenn' is used for repeated past events or present/future conditions.

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