The document is a quiz about Germany containing 18 multiple choice questions. The questions cover topics like the capital city (Berlin), current president (Angela Merkel), date of reunification (1990), most popular sport (football), national football team coach (Joachim Löw), location of Volkswagen production (Wolfsburg), German stereotypes (discipline and order), famous exports (cars without speed limits), common leisure activities (watching football), nickname origin (eating sauerkraut), waste separation system, phaseout of nuclear power, most popular drink (beer), location of traditional dirndl dresses and lederhosen (Bavaria), location of Octoberfest (Munich), famous wine region

1. What do you know about
Germany?
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2. 1. What is the capital of
Germany?
a) Munich
b) Hambourg
c) Berlin
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3. 2. Who is the president of
Germany?
a) Angela Merkel
b) Joachim Gauck
c) Sebastian Schweinsteiger
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4. 3. When was the reunification of
Germany
a) 1945
b) 1965
c) 1990
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5. 4. What is the most favourite
sport?
a) golf
b) tennis
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6. 5. Who is the trainer of the
National Football Team?
a) Jürgen Klopp
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b) Josep Guardiola
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c) Joachim Löw
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7. 6. Where is the VW produced?
a) Frankfurt
b) Wolfsburg
c) Munich
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8. 7. What are the Germans famous
for?
a) a good sense of humour
b) discipline and order
c) unpunctuality
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9. 8. What is Germany famous for?
a) tasty food
b) highways without speed limit
c) sunny weather
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10. 9. What do many Germans do in
their freetime?
a) watch a football match
b) watch a boxing match
c) go into the sauna
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11. 10. Why are the Germans called the
‚Krauts‘
a) they regularly pull out herbs in their garden
b) they grow a lot of herbs in their garden
c) they eat sauerkraut
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12. 11. Why do the Germans have 3
different dust bins
a) for practising basketball
b) for separating waste
c) for watering the flowers
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13. 12. What does ‚Atomausstieg‘
mean?
a) close-down of waste-deposits
b) close-down of coal mines
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c) close-down of nuclear power stations

14. 13. What is the most popular
alcoholic drink?
a) whiskey
b) wine
c) beer
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15. 14. Where do people wear the traditonal
dirndl dress and leather trousers?
a) Lower-Saxony
b) North Rhine - Westphalia
c) Bavaria
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16. 15. Where is the famous
Octoberfest?
a) Hanover
b) Munich
c) Cologne
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17. 16. Which river is famous for
growing wine?
a) the Elbe
b) the Rhine
c) the Weser
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18. 17. Which sea belongs to
Germany?
a) The Baltic Sea
b) The Mediterranean Sea
c) The Black Sea
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19. 18. What is a typical ceremony
for greeting people
a) one kiss on each cheek
b) a hug
c) shaking hands
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20. Score
18 – 14 points: You are an absolute expert for Germany.
Congratulations!
13 – 7 points: You are quite well-informed about
Germany. But there are still some gaps.
A visit to Germany could complete your
knowledge.
6 – 0 points: You still need some coaching.
It‘s absolutely necessary to come to
Germany in your next holiday.