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# Kapitel 7, Thema 1

### Exercise 1: Vocabulary Matching

Read the German words and translate each to English aloud.

| German Word                                    | English Word                            |
| ---------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| aktiv                                          | active(ly)                              |
| an (+ acc./dat.)                               | on (vertical)                           |
| der Arm \[die Arme]                            | arm                                     |
| auf (+ acc./dat.)                              | on (horizontal)                         |
| das Bein \[die Beine]                          | leg                                     |
| hängen \[hängte \| gehängt]                    | to hang (something)                     |
| hängen \[hing \| gehangen]                     | to be hanging                           |
| hinter (+ acc./dat.)                           | behind                                  |
| in (+ acc./dat.)                               | in, into                                |
| der Körper \[die Körper]                       | body                                    |
| die Kraft \[die Kräfte]                        | power, strength                         |
| legen \[legte \| gelegt]                       | to lay (something)                      |
| neben (+ acc./dat.)                            | next to                                 |
| regelmäßig                                     | regular(ly)                             |
| der Rücken \[die Rücken]                       | back, rear                              |
| die Schulter \[die Schultern]                  | shoulder                                |
| das Spiel \[die Spiele]                        | game                                    |
| der Sport \[die Sportarten]                    | sport(s)                                |
| stellen \[stellte \| gestellt]                 | to place, put, pose                     |
| täglich                                        | daily                                   |
| treiben \[trieb \| getrieben]                  | drive, propel; with sport: to engage in |
| unter (+ acc./dat.)                            | under                                   |
| über (+ acc./dat.) about - \[+ acc.]           | above, over; about                      |
| vor (+ acc./dat.); vor einem Jahr one year ago | in front of; ago                        |

### Exercise 2: Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate German word from the list.

1. Er ist sehr \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ und geht jeden Tag ins Fitnessstudio. (active)
2. Das Bild hängt \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ der Tür. (on)
3. Sie hat ihren \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ gebrochen. (arm)
4. Die Katze liegt \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ dem Sofa. (on)
5. Er hat sich das \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ beim Fußballspielen verletzt. (leg)
6. Die Lampe \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ von der Decke. (is hanging)
7. Das Haus steht \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ dem Park. (behind)
8. Sie arbeitet \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ einer Bank. (in)
9. Er hält seinen \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ fit durch regelmäßiges Training. (body)
10. Sie hat die Kraft, schwere Gewichte zu heben, dank \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Training. (regular)

### Exercise 3: Translation from English to German

Translate the following English sentences into German using the vocabulary provided.

1. He is very active and goes to the gym every day.
2. The picture hangs on the door.
3. She broke her arm.
4. The cat is lying on the sofa.
5. He injured his leg playing football.
6. The lamp is hanging from the ceiling.
7. The house is behind the park.
8. She works in a bank.
9. He keeps his body fit through regular training.
10. She has the strength to lift heavy weights thanks to regular training.

### Exercise 4: Questions and Answers

Formulate questions in German using the vocabulary provided, and then answer them.

`Q: Was machst du täglich für Sport?`&#x20;

`A: Ich gehe täglich ins Fitnessstudio.`

`Q: Wo hängt das Bild?`&#x20;

`A: Das Bild hängt an der Wand.`

`Q: Was liegt auf dem Tisch?`&#x20;

`A: Ein Buch liegt auf dem Tisch.`

`Q: Wo ist das Spielzeug?`&#x20;

`A: Das Spielzeug ist unter dem Bett.`

`Q: Was treibst du in deiner Freizeit?`&#x20;

`A: In meiner Freizeit treibe ich Sport.`


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