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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: LCA German Exam

2 modules

Social Relationships then Travelling and Finding the Way in sequence

NCCA Modern Languages module descriptor (curriculumonline.ie)

60+ hours

Minimum total tuition recommended across both modules

NCCA Modern Languages module descriptor

6 credits

Each language final examination is allocated 6 credits in the LCA table

Leaving Certificate Applied Programme Statement

200 credits

Maximum credits for the full Leaving Certificate Applied award

Citizens Information / LCA Programme Statement

P / M / D

Pass 120–139, Merit 140–169, Distinction 170–200 credits

Citizens Information — Leaving Certificate Applied

€116

Approximate 2026 school-based senior-cycle examination entry fee (not German-only)

Department of Education / SEC 2026 fee notices

FR/DE/ES/IT

LCA Modern Languages examinations offered in French, German, Spanish and Italian

NCCA Curriculum Online — Modern Languages

100

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LCA German is NCCA Leaving Certificate Applied Modern Languages with two modules: Social Relationships and Travelling and Finding the Way. Content is basic practical German for greetings, numbers, food, travel, shopping, rooms and money. Official assessment uses module work plus a final oral and written/aural exam (6 credits) inside the 200-credit LCA Pass/Merit/Distinction award. This bank provides 100 free original English MCQs with German phrases where needed.

Sample LCA German Practice Questions

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1What is a common daytime greeting in German meaning 'Good day'?
A.Guten Tag
B.Gute Nacht
C.Auf Wiedersehen
D.Bitte schön
Explanation: Guten Tag is the standard polite daytime greeting ('Good day' / 'Hello').
2What does 'Hallo' mean in German?
A.Goodbye
B.Hello / Hi
C.Please
D.Thank you
Explanation: Hallo is an informal greeting equivalent to 'Hello' or 'Hi'.
3How do you typically say 'Goodbye' formally in German?
A.Entschuldigung
B.Guten Appetit
C.Auf Wiedersehen
D.Gesundheit
Explanation: Auf Wiedersehen is the standard formal goodbye ('until we see each other again').
4What does 'Ich heiße Anna' mean?
A.I like Anna
B.I live in Anna
C.I am from Anna
D.My name is Anna
Explanation: Ich heiße … means 'I am called …' / 'My name is …'.
5Which phrase best means 'How are you?' in informal German?
A.Wie geht's?
B.Wie spät ist es?
C.Wie viel kostet das?
D.Wo ist der Bahnhof?
Explanation: Wie geht's? (short for Wie geht es dir/Ihnen?) asks how someone is.
6How would you say 'I am Irish' in German?
A.Ich bin Deutschland
B.Ich bin Ire / Ich bin Irin
C.Ich heiße Irland
D.Ich wohne irisch
Explanation: Nationality uses sein: Ich bin Ire (m) / Irin (f). Irisch is the adjective form.
7What does 'Woher kommst du?' ask?
A.What is your name?
B.Where do you live?
C.Where do you come from?
D.How old are you?
Explanation: Woher kommst du? is the informal question 'Where do you come from?'.
8Which response correctly answers 'Woher kommst du?' if you are from Ireland?
A.Ich bin um Irland
B.Ich heiße Irland
C.Ich mag Irland
D.Ich komme aus Irland
Explanation: Ich komme aus Irland means 'I come from Ireland'.
9What does 'Das ist mein Lehrer' mean?
A.That is my teacher (male)
B.That is my school
C.That is my book
D.That is my friend (female)
Explanation: Lehrer is a male teacher; Lehrerin is female. Mein marks possession ('my').
10Which German word means 'student' (school pupil) in common modern usage?
A.Lehrer
B.Schüler / Schülerin
C.Kellner
D.Fahrer
Explanation: Schüler (m) / Schülerin (f) means school pupil/student. Student/Studentin often means university student.

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