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# Kapitel 9, Thema 2

### Exercise 1: Vocabulary Matching

Read the German words and translate each to English aloud.

| German Word                              | English Word                            |
| ---------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| besser                                   | better                                  |
| bestätigen \[bestätigte \| bestätigt]    | to confirm                              |
| danach                                   | after that, afterwards                  |
| darüber                                  | about it/that                           |
| der Dollar \[Dollar]                     | dollar                                  |
| feiern \[feierte \| gefeiert]            | to celebrate, to party                  |
| gewiss                                   | certain(ly)                             |
| häufig                                   | frequent(ly)                            |
| die Haut \[Häute]                        | skin                                    |
| hin                                      | (to) there, i.e., away from the speaker |
| das Hotel \[Hotels]                      | hotel                                   |
| insgesamt                                | altogether, overall                     |
| die Lage \[Lagen]                        | location, position                      |
| miteinander                              | together, with each other3              |
| nah                                      | near, close                             |
| der Punkt \[Punkte]                      | point                                   |
| selten                                   | seldom, rare(ly)                        |
| überraschen \[überraschte \| überrascht] | to surprise                             |
| der Vergleich \[Vergleiche]              | comparison                              |
| zuvor                                    | previously, before                      |

### Exercise 2: Fill in the Blanks&#x20;

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

1. Sie hat die \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ mit ihrem alten Job gemacht.
2. Sie hat \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ die Party verlassen.
3. Er hat die Nachricht \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
4. Sie hat die \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ des Hotels überprüft.
5. Sie haben \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ ein Spiel gespielt.

### Exercise 3: Match the German Word to Its English Equivalent&#x20;

Match the German word on the left to its English equivalent on the right.

<table><thead><tr><th width="366">Wörter</th><th>Bedeutungen</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>danach</td><td>seldom</td></tr><tr><td>selten</td><td>afterwards</td></tr><tr><td>der Dollar</td><td>altogether</td></tr><tr><td>insgesamt</td><td>near</td></tr><tr><td>nah</td><td>dollar</td></tr></tbody></table>

### Exercise 4: Question and Answer&#x20;

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

`Q: Ist das Hotel nah am Strand?`&#x20;

`A: Ja, das Hotel ist nah am Strand.`&#x20;

`Q: Hat sie die Einladung bestätigt?`&#x20;

`A: Ja, sie hat die Einladung bestätigt.`&#x20;

`Q: Haben sie danach gefeiert?`&#x20;

`A: Ja, sie haben danach gefeiert.`&#x20;

`Q: Ist der Dollar stärker als der Euro?`&#x20;

`A: Das ist nicht immer der Fall, es hängt vom aktuellen Wechselkurs ab.`&#x20;

`Q: War die Überraschung gelungen?`&#x20;

`A: Ja, die Überraschung war gelungen.`


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