German Noun Genders and Articles

How many grammatical genders do German nouns have?

• Four
• Five
• Three
• Two

Which article do masculine nouns use?

• der
• das
• die
• ein

Feminine nouns use the article ____.

• die
• das
• der
• dem

Which article goes with neuter nouns?

• eine
• das
• der
• die

In German, all nouns are written with a capital letter.

• True
• False

'Das Mädchen' (the girl) is feminine because a girl is female.

• True
• False

Nouns ending in '-chen' or '-lein' are always which gender?

• Neuter
• Plural
• Feminine
• Masculine

Nouns ending in '-ung', '-heit', or '-tät' are ____.

• masculine
• feminine
• plural
• neuter

'Der Name' is an exception to the rule that -e nouns are often feminine.

• True
• False

What gender are the names of days, months, and seasons?

• Mixed
• Masculine
• Feminine
• Neuter

Which drink is neuter, not masculine?

• das Bier
• der Saft
• der Wein
• der Kaffee

Metals and chemical elements are usually ____, like 'das Gold'.

• neuter
• masculine
• feminine
• plural

When a noun is plural, its article becomes:

• die
• ein
• der
• das

Nouns ending in '-ling', like 'der Frühling', are masculine.

• True
• False

Nouns ending in '-chen' or '-lein' often make a word mean something ____.

• female
• small
• large
• plural