# Lumara – Beispielpaket Englisch Jahrgang 6
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PAKET: Englisch Jahrgang 6 – Beispielpaket
KENNUNG: englisch6-beispiel
FACH: Englisch
ZEITDRUCK: normal

=== TRAINER 1 ===
# Leuchtturmbucht – junge Fischerin mit Netz und Kopftuch
NAME: Maren
THEMA: Simple present und Häufigkeitsadverbien
HALLO: Ahoy! I'm Maren, the keeper of the bay.
HALLO: Nobody walks into the fog without a test.
HALLO: Show me what you know about the simple present!
SIEG: Well done! You really know your stuff.
NIEDERLAGE: Not yet! Practise a little and come back.
REVANCHE: Back again? This time I'm ready!

FRAGE: She ___ (play) tennis every Monday.
ANTWORT: plays
FALSCH: play | playing | played

FRAGE: My brother ___ (watch) TV after school.
ANTWORT: watches
FALSCH: watch | watchs | watching

FRAGE: We ___ (go) to the beach on Sundays.
ANTWORT: go
FALSCH: goes | going | gos

FRAGE: Tom ___ (not / like) fish.
ANTWORT: doesn't like
AUCH RICHTIG: does not like
FALSCH: don't like | doesn't likes | not likes

FRAGE: ___ your dad work in a shop?
ANTWORT: Does
FALSCH: Do | Is | Are

FRAGE: ___ you have a pet?
ANTWORT: Do
FALSCH: Does | Are | Is

FRAGE: Which word means „immer“?
ANTWORT: always
FALSCH: never | often | sometimes
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Which word means „nie“?
ANTWORT: never
FALSCH: always | usually | often
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Which word means „manchmal“?
ANTWORT: sometimes
FALSCH: often | never | usually

FRAGE: Wie heißt „normalerweise“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: usually

FRAGE: Wie heißt „oft“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: often

FRAGE: The cat ___ (sleep) on my bed.
ANTWORT: sleeps

FRAGE: Lisa ___ (fly) her kite on windy days.
ANTWORT: flies
FALSCH: flys | fly | flying

FRAGE: My parents ___ (not / drive) to work.
ANTWORT: don't drive
AUCH RICHTIG: do not drive
FALSCH: doesn't drive | don't drives | not drive

FRAGE: He ___ (do) his homework in the evening.
ANTWORT: does

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Sie ist nie zu spät.“
SATZ: She is never late.
EXTRA: always | are

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Wir spielen oft Fußball.“
SATZ: We often play football.
EXTRA: plays | never

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Mein Bruder steht immer früh auf.“
SATZ: My brother always gets up early.
EXTRA: get | never

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Magst du Pizza?“
SATZ: Do you like pizza?
EXTRA: Does | likes

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Er trinkt keine Milch.“
SATZ: He doesn't drink milk.
EXTRA: don't | drinks

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Ich gehe manchmal schwimmen.“
SATZ: I sometimes go swimming.
EXTRA: goes | always

FRAGE: Choose the right sentence.
ANTWORT: I usually walk to school.
FALSCH: I walk usually to school. | Usually I to school walk. | I walk to usually school.
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: My friends ___ (live) near the lighthouse.
ANTWORT: live
FALSCH: lives | living | lifes

=== TRAINER 2 ===
# Flüsterwald – Waldläufer mit Kapuze und Moosumhang
NAME: Rowan
THEMA: Present progressive oder simple present
HALLO: Shh ... listen! The trees are whispering.
HALLO: I'm Rowan. I watch the forest every day.
HALLO: And right now, I'm testing you!
SIEG: Great! The forest is listening to you now.
NIEDERLAGE: The trees are laughing. Try again soon!
REVANCHE: You're coming back? Good. I'm waiting.

FRAGE: Look! The boy ___ (run) to the boat.
ANTWORT: is running
FALSCH: runs | run | is runing

FRAGE: Listen! The birds ___ (sing).
ANTWORT: are singing
FALSCH: sing | sings | is singing

FRAGE: I ___ (read) a book at the moment.
ANTWORT: am reading
FALSCH: read | reads | is reading

FRAGE: She usually ___ (walk) to school.
ANTWORT: walks
FALSCH: is walking | walk | walking

FRAGE: Right now we ___ (have) lunch.
ANTWORT: are having
FALSCH: have | has | are haveing

FRAGE: Every summer my family ___ (visit) Grandma.
ANTWORT: visits
FALSCH: is visiting | visit | visiting

FRAGE: Which signal word goes with the present progressive?
ANTWORT: now
FALSCH: every day | always | on Mondays
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Which signal word goes with the simple present?
ANTWORT: every day
FALSCH: now | at the moment | Look!
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: ___ you listening to me?
ANTWORT: Are
FALSCH: Do | Is | Does

FRAGE: He ___ (not / sleep) now. He is awake.
ANTWORT: isn't sleeping
AUCH RICHTIG: is not sleeping
FALSCH: doesn't sleep | not sleeping | isn't sleep

FRAGE: Wie heißt „im Moment“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: at the moment
AUCH RICHTIG: right now | now

FRAGE: The sun ___ (shine) today.
ANTWORT: is shining

FRAGE: My dad ___ (cook) dinner every evening.
ANTWORT: cooks

FRAGE: Look! It ___ (rain).
ANTWORT: is raining
FALSCH: rains | raining | is rainning

FRAGE: Tina ___ (swim) in the lake right now.
ANTWORT: is swimming
FALSCH: is swiming | swims | swim

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Ich lese gerade ein Buch.“
SATZ: I am reading a book now.
EXTRA: read | is

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Die Kinder spielen im Moment am Strand.“
SATZ: The children are playing on the beach at the moment.
EXTRA: play | is

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Er fährt jeden Tag Rad.“
SATZ: He rides his bike every day.
EXTRA: is | riding

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Was machst du gerade?“
SATZ: What are you doing now?
EXTRA: do | does

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Sie schläft nicht, sie liest.“
SATZ: She isn't sleeping, she is reading.
EXTRA: doesn't | reads

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Wir gehen samstags einkaufen.“
SATZ: We go shopping on Saturdays.
EXTRA: are | going

FRAGE: Which sentence is right for today?
ANTWORT: She is wearing a red hat today.
FALSCH: She wears a red hat now. | She is wear a red hat today. | She wearing a red hat today.
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: The ferry ___ (leave) at 9 o'clock every morning.
ANTWORT: leaves
FALSCH: is leaving | leave | leafs

=== TRAINER 3 ===
# Pilzmoor – Pilzsammlerin mit großem Korb und Pilzhut
NAME: Hazel
THEMA: Essen und Einkaufen, some und any
HALLO: Hello there! I'm Hazel. I pick mushrooms in the moor.
HALLO: My basket is still empty. Have you got any good answers for me?
HALLO: Let's see what you know about food and shopping!
SIEG: Wonderful! You can come shopping with me any time.
NIEDERLAGE: Oh dear, no mushrooms for you today. Come back soon!
REVANCHE: Hello again! I've got some new questions in my basket.

FRAGE: There is ___ milk in the fridge.
ANTWORT: some
FALSCH: any | a | many

FRAGE: There isn't ___ bread on the table.
ANTWORT: any
FALSCH: some | a | many

FRAGE: We need ___ eggs for the cake.
ANTWORT: some
FALSCH: any | a | an

FRAGE: I haven't got ___ money with me.
ANTWORT: any
FALSCH: some | a | an

FRAGE: Can I have ___ water, please?
ANTWORT: some
FALSCH: any | a | an

FRAGE: There aren't ___ tomatoes in the shop today.
ANTWORT: any
FALSCH: some | a | much

FRAGE: There are ___ carrots in my basket.
ANTWORT: some
FALSCH: any | a | much

FRAGE: Which word means „Pilz“?
ANTWORT: mushroom
FALSCH: mouse | muffin | melon

FRAGE: Which word means „Preis“ (was etwas im Laden kostet)?
ANTWORT: price
FALSCH: prince | rice | piece

FRAGE: Choose the right sentence.
ANTWORT: There isn't any juice left.
FALSCH: There isn't some juice left. | There is any juice left. | There not is any juice left.
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Which food is a fruit?
ANTWORT: banana
FALSCH: potato | onion | carrot
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: What do you say in a shop?
ANTWORT: How much is it?
FALSCH: How many is it? | How much it is? | What much is it?
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Käse“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: cheese

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Erdbeere“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: strawberry

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Einkaufsliste“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: shopping list

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Supermarkt“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: supermarket

FRAGE: Are there ___ biscuits in the tin? – No, there aren't.
ANTWORT: any

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Wir brauchen etwas Butter.“
SATZ: We need some butter.
EXTRA: any | needs

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Es gibt keine Bananen.“
SATZ: There aren't any bananas.
EXTRA: some | isn't

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Hast du Zucker?“
SATZ: Have you got any sugar?
EXTRA: some | has

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Ich hätte gern etwas Suppe, bitte.“
SATZ: I would like some soup, please.
EXTRA: any | likes

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Wie viel kostet der Käse?“
SATZ: How much is the cheese?
EXTRA: many | are

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Hazel kauft ein paar Pilze.“
SATZ: Hazel buys some mushrooms.
EXTRA: any | buy

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Wir haben keine Milch.“
SATZ: We haven't got any milk.
EXTRA: some | hasn't

=== TRAINER 4 ===
# Spiegeldünen – Karawanenführer mit Turban und Spiegel
NAME: Karim
THEMA: Steigerung von Adjektiven
HALLO: Welcome, traveller! I'm Karim. I lead the caravans through the dunes.
HALLO: The sun is hot, the sand is hotter – and my questions are the hottest!
HALLO: Be quick! In the dunes, time runs fast.
SIEG: Excellent! You are faster than the desert wind.
NIEDERLAGE: Too slow, my friend. The dunes are patient. Come back later.
REVANCHE: You again? Good! This time I'm even quicker.

FRAGE: My camel is ___ (fast) than your horse.
ANTWORT: faster
FALSCH: more fast | fastest | fastter

FRAGE: This is the ___ (hot) day of the year.
ANTWORT: hottest
FALSCH: hotest | most hot | hotter

FRAGE: A mountain is ___ (big) than a hill.
ANTWORT: bigger
FALSCH: biger | more big | biggest

FRAGE: This book is ___ (interesting) than that film.
ANTWORT: more interesting
FALSCH: interestinger | most interesting | more interestinger

FRAGE: Karim is the ___ (good) guide in the desert.
ANTWORT: best
FALSCH: goodest | better | most good

FRAGE: Today the weather is ___ (bad) than yesterday.
ANTWORT: worse
FALSCH: badder | worst | more bad

FRAGE: The dunes are ___ (beautiful) in the evening than at noon.
ANTWORT: more beautiful
FALSCH: beautifuller | most beautiful | beautifulest

FRAGE: My bag is ___ (heavy) than yours.
ANTWORT: heavier
FALSCH: heavyer | more heavy | heaviest

FRAGE: This is the ___ (happy) day of my life.
ANTWORT: happiest
FALSCH: happyest | most happy | happier

FRAGE: Choose the right sentence.
ANTWORT: The glass tower is taller than the statue.
FALSCH: The glass tower is more tall than the statue. | The glass tower is taller as the statue. | The glass tower is tallest than the statue.
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Which word is the superlative of „good“?
ANTWORT: best
FALSCH: better | goodest | well
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Which sentence is right?
ANTWORT: My tent is as big as your tent.
FALSCH: My tent is as bigger as your tent. | My tent is so big than your tent. | My tent is as big than your tent.
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Wie heißt „kleiner“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: smaller

FRAGE: Wie heißt „am längsten“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: longest
AUCH RICHTIG: the longest

FRAGE: Wie heißt „besser“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: better

FRAGE: A cheetah is ___ (quick) than a camel.
ANTWORT: quicker

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Der Sand ist heute heißer als gestern.“
SATZ: The sand is hotter today than yesterday.
EXTRA: hottest | then

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Dieser Spiegel ist der größte.“
SATZ: This mirror is the biggest.
EXTRA: bigger | most

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Glas ist schöner als Stein.“
SATZ: Glass is more beautiful than stone.
EXTRA: most | then

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Mein Kamel ist das beste.“
SATZ: My camel is the best.
EXTRA: good | better

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Heute ist das Wetter schlechter.“
SATZ: The weather is worse today.
EXTRA: badder | worst

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Wer ist am schnellsten?“
SATZ: Who is the fastest?
EXTRA: faster | most

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Karim ist älter als Samir.“
SATZ: Karim is older than Samir.
EXTRA: oldest | as

=== TRAINER 5 ===
# Windklippen – Drachenfliegerin mit Schutzbrille
NAME: Skye
THEMA: Simple past der regelmäßigen Verben
HALLO: Hey, up here! I'm Skye. I fly my kite above the cliffs.
HALLO: Yesterday I climbed the highest rock and watched the clouds.
HALLO: Now tell me what happened – in the simple past!
SIEG: Amazing! You answered like a real cloud pilot.
NIEDERLAGE: Oops! The wind carried your answers away. Try again!
REVANCHE: You're back! Great, I practised a lot, too.

FRAGE: Yesterday we ___ (play) on the cliffs.
ANTWORT: played
FALSCH: plaied | plays | playd

FRAGE: She ___ (carry) the kite up the hill.
ANTWORT: carried
FALSCH: carryed | carries | carred

FRAGE: The bus ___ (stop) at the bridge.
ANTWORT: stopped
FALSCH: stoped | stops | stopt

FRAGE: I ___ (study) for my test last night.
ANTWORT: studied
FALSCH: studyed | studdied | studies

FRAGE: We ___ (watch) the clouds for an hour.
ANTWORT: watched
FALSCH: watcht | watches | watchd

FRAGE: The baby ___ (cry) all night.
ANTWORT: cried
FALSCH: cryed | cries | cryied

FRAGE: Tom ___ (plan) a trip to the windmills.
ANTWORT: planned
FALSCH: planed | plans | plannd

FRAGE: They ___ (stay) at the windmill.
ANTWORT: stayed
FALSCH: staied | stays | stayd

FRAGE: I ___ (not / like) the cold wind.
ANTWORT: didn't like
AUCH RICHTIG: did not like
FALSCH: didn't liked | not liked | don't liked

FRAGE: Which signal word goes with the simple past?
ANTWORT: yesterday
FALSCH: now | every day | at the moment
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Choose the right question.
ANTWORT: Did you visit the cliffs last week?
FALSCH: Did you visited the cliffs last week? | Visited you the cliffs last week? | Do you visited the cliffs last week?
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Which spelling is right?
ANTWORT: hurried
FALSCH: hurryed | hurred | hurryied
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Wie heißt „letzte Woche“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: last week

FRAGE: The wind ___ (move) the clouds.
ANTWORT: moved

FRAGE: Ina ___ (drop) her map.
ANTWORT: dropped

FRAGE: My dad ___ (try) to fly my kite.
ANTWORT: tried

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Wir besuchten gestern die Klippen.“
SATZ: We visited the cliffs yesterday.
EXTRA: visit | did

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Skye lächelte und winkte.“
SATZ: Skye smiled and waved.
EXTRA: smile | waves

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Hast du gestern deine Oma angerufen?“
SATZ: Did you call your grandma yesterday?
EXTRA: called | Do

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Er weinte nicht.“
SATZ: He didn't cry.
EXTRA: cried | don't

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Der Wind drehte die Windräder.“
SATZ: The wind turned the windmills.
EXTRA: turns | did

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Sie trug die Kiste nach Hause.“
SATZ: She carried the box home.
EXTRA: carryed | carries

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Wir warteten auf den Bus.“
SATZ: We waited for the bus.
EXTRA: wait | did

=== TRAINER 6 ===
# Uhrwerkruinen – Erfinder mit Lupenbrille und Werkzeuggürtel
NAME: Otto
THEMA: Simple past der unregelmäßigen Verben und Zeitangaben
HALLO: Hello there! I'm Otto. I built all these clocks myself.
HALLO: Last week a gear broke, and I found a new one in the ruins.
HALLO: Now tell me what happened – in the simple past!
SIEG: Brilliant! Your answers ran like clockwork.
NIEDERLAGE: Tick, tock ... not quite yet. Come back when you're ready!
REVANCHE: You came back! I fixed my clocks, and I'm ready, too.

FRAGE: Yesterday I ___ (go) to the old tower.
ANTWORT: went
FALSCH: goed | gone | go

FRAGE: Otto ___ (find) a golden gear last week.
ANTWORT: found
FALSCH: finded | finds | find

FRAGE: We ___ (see) a cloud of steam two hours ago.
ANTWORT: saw
FALSCH: seed | seen | see

FRAGE: She ___ (make) a clock for her grandpa last year.
ANTWORT: made
FALSCH: maked | makes | make

FRAGE: The children ___ (eat) pancakes yesterday morning.
ANTWORT: ate
FALSCH: eated | eats | eat

FRAGE: I ___ (write) a letter to Otto last Sunday.
ANTWORT: wrote
FALSCH: writed | writes | written

FRAGE: My friends ___ (come) to the ruins three days ago.
ANTWORT: came
FALSCH: comed | come | comes

FRAGE: He ___ (buy) new tools last month.
ANTWORT: bought
FALSCH: buyed | buys | brought

FRAGE: We ___ (not / have) time for lunch yesterday.
ANTWORT: didn't have
AUCH RICHTIG: did not have
FALSCH: didn't had | not had | don't have

FRAGE: Which time expression goes with the simple past?
ANTWORT: two days ago
FALSCH: tomorrow | right now | next week
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Which question is right?
ANTWORT: Did you see the big clock?
FALSCH: Did you saw the big clock? | Saw you the big clock? | Do you saw the big clock?
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: What is the simple past of „think“?
ANTWORT: thought
FALSCH: thinked | taught | thank
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Wie heißt „vor zwei Tagen“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: two days ago
AUCH RICHTIG: 2 days ago

FRAGE: Wie heißt „gestern“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: yesterday

FRAGE: Last night I ___ (sleep) very well.
ANTWORT: slept

FRAGE: Yesterday Otto ___ (give) me a little key.
ANTWORT: gave

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Ich ging gestern in die Ruinen.“
SATZ: I went to the ruins yesterday.
EXTRA: go | goed

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Otto fand vor einer Woche ein Zahnrad.“
SATZ: Otto found a gear a week ago.
EXTRA: finded | before

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Hast du die Dampfwolke gesehen?“
SATZ: Did you see the steam cloud?
EXTRA: saw | Do

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Wir aßen letzte Woche Kuchen.“
SATZ: We ate cake last week.
EXTRA: eated | did

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Sie kam gestern nicht.“
SATZ: She didn't come yesterday.
EXTRA: came | don't

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Die Uhr machte ein lautes Geräusch.“
SATZ: The clock made a loud noise.
EXTRA: maked | makes

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Er schrieb vor drei Tagen einen Brief.“
SATZ: He wrote a letter three days ago.
EXTRA: writed | before

=== TRAINER 7 ===
# Nordlichtsee – Eisfischerin im Pelzmantel
NAME: Freya
THEMA: Zukunft mit going to und will
HALLO: Brr! Hello! I'm Freya. I fish on the frozen lake.
HALLO: Tonight the northern lights will dance in the sky.
HALLO: And you're going to answer my questions about the future!
SIEG: Wonderful! Your answers shine like the northern lights.
NIEDERLAGE: Too cold today? Warm up and try again!
REVANCHE: Welcome back! I'm going to win this time – I think.

FRAGE: Look at the dark clouds! It ___ (going to / snow).
ANTWORT: is going to snow
FALSCH: are going to snow | is going snow | is go to snow

FRAGE: Freya ___ (going to / catch) a big fish today.
ANTWORT: is going to catch
FALSCH: are going to catch | is going catch | going to catches

FRAGE: I'm cold. I think I ___ (will / make) some hot tea.
ANTWORT: will make
FALSCH: will to make | will makes | wills make

FRAGE: Tomorrow we ___ (going to / visit) the ice cave.
ANTWORT: are going to visit
FALSCH: is going to visit | are going visit | are go to visit

FRAGE: Maybe it ___ (will / be) sunny tomorrow.
ANTWORT: will be
FALSCH: will is | will being | wills be

FRAGE: They ___ (not / going to / swim) in the icy lake.
ANTWORT: aren't going to swim
AUCH RICHTIG: are not going to swim
FALSCH: don't going to swim | aren't going swim | isn't going to swim

FRAGE: Don't worry, I ___ (will not / forget) you.
ANTWORT: won't forget
AUCH RICHTIG: will not forget
FALSCH: won't forgets | willn't forget | don't will forget

FRAGE: The ice is very thin. You ___ (going to / fall) in!
ANTWORT: are going to fall
FALSCH: is going to fall | are going fall | are going to falls

FRAGE: I'm sure you ___ (will / like) the northern lights.
ANTWORT: will like
FALSCH: will likes | will to like | are will like

FRAGE: Which sentence about tomorrow is right?
ANTWORT: She is going to fish tomorrow.
FALSCH: She going to fish tomorrow. | She is going fish tomorrow. | She is go to fish tomorrow.
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Which question about the future is right?
ANTWORT: Are you going to skate today?
FALSCH: Do you going to skate today? | Are you go to skate today? | Is you going to skate today?
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Which word is the short form of „will not“?
ANTWORT: won't
FALSCH: willn't | wont't | wo'nt
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Wie heißt „morgen“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: tomorrow

FRAGE: Wie heißt „nächste Woche“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: next week

FRAGE: Wie heißt „vielleicht“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: maybe
AUCH RICHTIG: perhaps

FRAGE: It's late. I ___ (will / go) home now.
ANTWORT: will go

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Ich habe vor, morgen zu angeln.“
SATZ: I am going to fish tomorrow.
EXTRA: goes | is

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Ich bin sicher, dass es schneien wird.“
SATZ: I'm sure it will snow.
EXTRA: snows | wills

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Wir haben vor, nächste Woche Schlittschuh zu laufen.“
SATZ: We are going to skate next week.
EXTRA: goes | skates

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Freya wird uns helfen.“
SATZ: Freya will help us.
EXTRA: helps | wills

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Wirst du morgen kommen?“
SATZ: Will you come tomorrow?
EXTRA: comes | Do

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Ich werde den Fisch nicht essen.“
SATZ: I won't eat the fish.
EXTRA: eats | don't

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Hast du vor, heute Abend Schlittschuh zu laufen?“
SATZ: Are you going to skate tonight?
EXTRA: Do | skates

=== TRAINER 8 ===
# Sternenwiese – Sternendeuterin mit Fernrohr
NAME: Luna
THEMA: Modalverben (can, must, mustn't, needn't) und Fragewörter
HALLO: Good evening! I'm Luna. I read the stars.
HALLO: You can see every star from this meadow – but you mustn't make a noise.
HALLO: Who are you, and what do you know? Let's find out!
SIEG: The stars were right about you. Well done!
NIEDERLAGE: The stars say: not today. But you can try again!
REVANCHE: You're here again! What will the stars say this time?

FRAGE: You ___ be quiet here. Everybody is sleeping. (müssen)
ANTWORT: must
AUCH RICHTIG: have to
FALSCH: mustn't | needn't | can

FRAGE: You ___ touch the telescope. It's very old. (nicht dürfen)
ANTWORT: mustn't
AUCH RICHTIG: must not | can't | cannot
FALSCH: needn't | must | can

FRAGE: You ___ bring a torch. The stars are bright tonight. (nicht müssen)
ANTWORT: needn't
AUCH RICHTIG: need not | don't have to | do not have to
FALSCH: mustn't | must | can't

FRAGE: Luna ___ see the moon with her telescope. (können)
ANTWORT: can
AUCH RICHTIG: is able to
FALSCH: cans | can to | must

FRAGE: ___ do you live? – I live near the lighthouse.
ANTWORT: Where
FALSCH: When | Who | Why

FRAGE: ___ is your birthday? – In May.
ANTWORT: When
FALSCH: Where | Who | Which

FRAGE: ___ is that girl? – That's my sister.
ANTWORT: Who
FALSCH: What | Where | How

FRAGE: ___ are you sad? – Because I lost my kite.
ANTWORT: Why
FALSCH: Who | When | Where

FRAGE: ___ old are you? – I'm twelve.
ANTWORT: How
FALSCH: What | Who | Which

FRAGE: Which sentence with „can“ is right?
ANTWORT: She can see three stars.
FALSCH: She cans see three stars. | She can sees three stars. | She can to see three stars.
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Which question word asks for a time?
ANTWORT: When
FALSCH: Where | Who | Whose
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: „Du musst das nicht tun.“ Which sentence is right?
ANTWORT: You needn't do that.
FALSCH: You mustn't do that. | You must do that. | You can't do that.
FORM: auswahl

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Fernrohr“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: telescope

FRAGE: Wie heißt „warum“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: why

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Sternschnuppe“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: shooting star
AUCH RICHTIG: falling star

FRAGE: ___ much is the map? – It's two pounds.
ANTWORT: How

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Ich kann die Sterne sehen.“
SATZ: I can see the stars.
EXTRA: cans | sees

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Du darfst hier keinen Lärm machen.“
SATZ: You mustn't make a noise here.
EXTRA: needn't | makes

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Wo ist das Fernrohr?“
SATZ: Where is the telescope?
EXTRA: Who | are

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Warum ist der Himmel dunkel?“
SATZ: Why is the sky dark?
EXTRA: When | are

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Wir müssen heute früh schlafen gehen.“
SATZ: We must go to bed early today.
EXTRA: musts | goes

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Kannst du mir helfen?“
SATZ: Can you help me?
EXTRA: Do | helps

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Du musst nicht warten.“
SATZ: You needn't wait.
EXTRA: mustn't | waits

=== ENDGEGNER ===
HALLO: Who are you? Nobody comes down here any more.
HALLO: I keep all the forgotten words. Do you still remember them?
SIEG: You remember ... you really remember!
NIEDERLAGE: Forgotten again ... like everything else.

=== ZETTEL ===
FRAGE: Wie heißt „Leuchtturm“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: lighthouse

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Möwe“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: seagull
AUCH RICHTIG: gull

FRAGE: Which word means „Strand“?
ANTWORT: beach
FALSCH: bench | beech | breach

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Nebel“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: fog
AUCH RICHTIG: mist

FRAGE: Which word means „Boot“?
ANTWORT: boat
FALSCH: boot | bottle | bow

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Das Meer ist heute ruhig.“
SATZ: The sea is calm today.
EXTRA: see | are

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Welle“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: wave

FRAGE: Which word means „Insel“?
ANTWORT: island
FALSCH: Iceland | highland | inland

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Muschel“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: shell
AUCH RICHTIG: seashell

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Ich höre die Möwen.“
SATZ: I hear the seagulls.
EXTRA: here | hears

FRAGE: Which word means „Netz“?
ANTWORT: net
FALSCH: nest | nut | neck

FRAGE: She ___ (like) mushrooms.
ANTWORT: likes
FALSCH: like | liking | is like

FRAGE: Look! Hazel ___ (pick) mushrooms.
ANTWORT: is picking
FALSCH: picks | pick | is pickking

FRAGE: We haven't got ___ sugar.
ANTWORT: any
FALSCH: some | a | many

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Spiegel“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: mirror

FRAGE: The tower is ___ (high) than the statue.
ANTWORT: higher
FALSCH: more high | highest | hiher

FRAGE: Which word means „Wolke“?
ANTWORT: cloud
FALSCH: clown | crowd | cloth

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Windrad“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: windmill
AUCH RICHTIG: wind turbine

FRAGE: Last night the wind ___ (stop).
ANTWORT: stopped
FALSCH: stoped | stops | stopping

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Die Brücke ist länger als der Steg.“
SATZ: The bridge is longer than the pier.
EXTRA: longest | then

FRAGE: Bilde den Satz: „Wir sammelten gestern Beeren.“
SATZ: We collected berries yesterday.
EXTRA: collect | did

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Zahnrad“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: gear
AUCH RICHTIG: cog | cogwheel

FRAGE: Yesterday Otto ___ (build) a new clock.
ANTWORT: built
FALSCH: builded | builds | build

FRAGE: Which word means „Eis“ (gefrorenes Wasser)?
ANTWORT: ice
FALSCH: eye | rice | nice

FRAGE: Look at the ice! It ___ (going to / break).
ANTWORT: is going to break
FALSCH: are going to break | is going break | is go to break

FRAGE: Wie heißt „Stern“ auf Englisch?
ANTWORT: star

FRAGE: Bilde die Frage: „Wann können wir die Sterne sehen?“
SATZ: When can we see the stars?
EXTRA: Where | cans