Germany Test - Answers

• 1-5 questions - you must definitely visit Germany to learn more about it
• 6-8 questions - you already know some things about Germany but there is still a lot more to discover
• 9-12 questions - you have a great knowledge about Germany but another visit could help you to become a master
• 13-15 questions - you know Germany by heart so you have to come again to teach Germans about their country

1st Question: What is the name of the tallest mountain in Germany?

1. Feldberg
2. Zugspitze *
3. Großer Arber
4. Kahler Asten

2nd Question: What is the height of the tallest mountain in Germany (in meters)?

1. 1150
2. 2963 *
3. 2455
4. 3018

3rd Question: How long is the longest dimension in north-south direction of Germany?

1. 850km *
2. 720km
3. 1032km
4. 944km

4th Question: What is the largest German state (Bundesland)?

1. Niedersachsen
2. Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
3. Bayern *
4. Brandenburg

5th Question: Magedburg is the capitol of … (which German state)

1. Schleswig-Holstein
2. Thüringen
3. Sachsen
4. Sachsen-Anhalt *

6th Question: What is Germanys longest river?

1. Elbe
2. Main
3. Rhein *
4. Donau

7th Question: When was the Federal Republic of Germany founded?

1. 1933
2. 1949 *
3. 1950
4. 1945

8th Question: Who was the first chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany?

1. Konrad Adenauer *
2. Ludwig Erhardt
3. Helmut Schmidt
4. Willy Brandt

9th Question: What is the name of the capitol of Hessen (German state)?

1. Kassel
2. Frankfurt
3. Wiesbaden *
4. Fulda

10th Question: What is the name of the highest mountain in the Harz?

1. Grosser Arber
2. Brocken *
3. Kahler Asten
4. Feldberg

11th Question: Which island is not located in the North Sea?

1. Föhr
2. Nordeney
3. Juist
4. Fehmarn *

12th Question: What is the name of the largest lake in Germany?

1. Ammersee
2. Bodensee *
3. Möhnesee
4. Starnberger See

13th Question: Which country is not a (direct) neighbor of Germany?

1. Niederlande
2. Polen
3. Italien *
4. Schweiz

14th Question: Which is the name of the largest island of Germany?

1. Sylt
2. Helgoland
3. Borkum
4. Rügen *

15th Question: Which are the three biggest cities in Germany?

1. Berlin, Frankfurt, Köln
2. Hamburg, München, Essen
3. Berlin, Hamburg, München *
4. Berlin, Hamburg, Köln

Books about Germany

Lonely Planet 100 Weekends in Europe: Detailed Itineraries | Travel Like a Local | Insider Tips | Covers Madrid & Seville, Gozo & Comino, Brussels & Rotterdam and more (Affiliate-Link)
Lonely Planet, Lonely Planet, Flexibler Einband, 1837583102, 29,32 €

Lonely Planet Germany, Austria & Switzerland's Best Trips (Road Trips Guide) (Affiliate-Link)
Di Duca, Marc, Lonely Planet, Taschenbuch, 1786575817, 20,90 €

Lonely Planet Germany: Plan the Trip of a Lifetime | Detailed Itineraries & Maps | Insider Tips | Covers Berlin, Around Berlin, Hamburg & the North and more (Travel Guide) (Affiliate-Link)
Schulte-Peevers, Andrea, Lonely Planet, Taschenbuch, 1838697861, 21,41 €

National Geographic Traveler: Germany, 4th Edition (Affiliate-Link)
Ivory, Michael, National Geographic, Taschenbuch, 1426213670, 17,31 €

Lonely Planet Pocket Venice: Discover Twice the City in Half the Time | Top Sights | Maps & Walking Tours | Covers Piazza San Marco, Mercato ... Marco and more (Lonely Planet Pocket Guide) (Affiliate-Link)
Lonely Planet, Lonely Planet, Taschenbuch, 1837582386, 11,99 €

DK Germany: Must-See Sights. Culture & History. Detailed Maps & Tours. Covers Berlin, Bavaria, Black Forest, & more (Travel Guide) (Affiliate-Link)
DK Travel, DK Travel, Taschenbuch, 0241717191, 13,74 €

Lonely Planet Munich, Bavaria & the Black Forest: Plan the Trip of a Lifetime | Detailed Itineraries & Maps | Insider Tips | Covers Munich, Bavaria, Salzburg and more (Travel Guide) (Affiliate-Link)
Di Duca, Marc, Lonely Planet, Taschenbuch, 183869837X, 19,99 €

Walking in the Bavarian Alps: 70 mountain walks and treks in southern Germany (Cicerone guidebooks) (Affiliate-Link)
Bourne, Grant, Cicerone Press Limited, Taschenbuch, 1852849290, 28,90 €

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