Placement test German

Why to do a placement test

Why to do a placement test

If you haven't taken part in a German course at the Language Centre you need the test result in order to find your course level. You can only register online for a course according to your test result.

Which test shall I take?

Which test shall I take?

If your level of German is low, you should take Test 1 ("German for Beginners"). Depending on your test result, it allows you to register for German courses up to B.1.1.

If your level of German is higher and you want to register for a course higher than B1.1 you must take Test 2 ("Deutsch als Fremdsprache").

It is possible to take both tests. The time limit is 60 minutes for Test 1 and 25 minutes for Test 2.

Who can skip the test?

Who can skip the test?

If you have finished a German course at our Language Centre successfully you can register for a course at the next level without doing another test.

However, if you want to skip one or more levels you must do another test and try to get the result you need.

When and where can I do the test?

When and where can I do the test?

Venue:  September 25th - 9 am - on our homepage

Can I repeat the test?

Can I repeat the test?

You can do the same test only once during the test period. You can repeat it in the following test period.

However, you can take Test 1 and Test 2 during one test period.

What kind of test is it?

What kind of test is it?

You will see 5 short texts. The first sentence is always complete. Then the second half of every second word is missing. You have to fill in the missing letters. You must write as many letters as you see, sometimes one letter more.

In Test 1 (German for Beginners/ Levels A1 – B1.1) there are 50 gaps in each text. So the maximum score is 250 points.

In Test 2 (levels B1.2 and higher) there are 20 gaps in each text. So the maximum score is 100 points.

See an example (Test 2) in the next column.

Example for a German test (Test 2)

Example for a German test (Test 2)

Holiday on Ice

Eine neue Eisrevue feiert am 8. November in Hamburg Weltpremiere. Mit da___  ist da___  Eisprinzessin T. S. "I___  kann e___  kaum erw___ , endlich wie___  in gro___  Hallen a___  dem E___  zu ste___. Dass i___  nun d___  Chance beko___ , bei Holiday on Ice no___  einmal v___  Tausenden v___  Zuschauern z___  laufen, ma___  mich e___  bisschen ner___, aber vor allem sehr glücklich", sagt T. S., dreifache Deutsche Meisterin im Eiskunstlaufen und Drittplatzierte bei Europa- und Weltmeisterschaften.

Solution

Solution

Holiday on Ice

Eine neue Eisrevue feiert am 8. November in Hamburg Weltpremiere. Mit dabei  ist dann  Eisprinzessin T. S. "Ich  kann es  kaum erwarten, endlich wieder  in großen  Hallen auf  dem Eis  zu stehen. Dass ich  nun die  Chance bekomme, bei Holiday on Ice noch  einmal vor  Tausenden von  Zuschauern zu  laufen, macht  mich ein  bisschen nervös, aber vor allem sehr glücklich", sagt T. S., dreifache Deutsche Meisterin im Eiskunstlaufen und Drittplatzierte bei Europa- und Weltmeisterschaften.