Leben in Deutschland Test

Leben in Deutschland Test in English: all 310 Questions and Answers

For Germany's citizenship test (Einbürgerungstest) you study 310 questions: the 300 general ones plus the 10 for your federal state. All of them are here in English, with answers and explanations.

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In Germany, people are allowed to say something openly against the government because ...

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Correct answer to question 1: freedom of opinion applies here.

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Article 5 of the Basic Law guarantees freedom of expression: everyone may freely voice opinions in speech, writing and image, including criticism of the government. The Basic Law also explicitly states that there shall be no censorship.

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How the citizenship test works

The Einbürgerungstest is a written test with 33 questions: 30 general ones and 3 about the federal state you live in. You have 60 minutes and need at least 17 correct answers to pass.

All questions come from the official public catalog. 310 of them matter for you: the 300 general ones plus the 10 for your state. Each one has the correct answer and a clear explanation in English.

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  1. In Germany, people are allowed to say something openly against the government because ...
  2. Today, the Federal Republic of Germany is divided into ...
  3. What do you pay automatically in Germany if you are permanently employed?
  4. Why is there more than one party in a democracy?
  5. The BIZ career information centre at the Federal Employment Agency in Germany helps with ...
  6. In Germany, a judge belongs to the ...
  7. The "Third Reich" was a ...
  8. Germany is a member of the Schengen Agreement. What does that mean?
  9. On 3 October, Germany celebrates the Day of German ...

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