German Articles Quiz: Test der, die, das with Instant Answers (A2–B1)

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Ready to test your German articles? This video is a pure der/die/das quiz—no rule teaching inside the video. Take the test first, then check the full answer key below (with short explanations). Level: A2–B1.

Quick tip before you start: Try to trust your first instinct. Then use the solutions to spot patterns you can remember.

If you enjoyed this, tell me which topic to drill next—plural endings, adjective endings, or cases?

❓ FAQ
Q: Is there a good der/die/das quiz to practice German articles?
A: Yes—use this video as a timed quiz, then review the answer key to reinforce endings and categories. Searching “der die das quiz” or “German articles quiz” shows many learners prefer test-first formats.
Q: Why is “das Mädchen” neuter?
A: Because it’s a diminutive with -chen; all -chen/-lein nouns are neuter in singular—even for people.

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Here are the correct answers:

1) die Erklärung (feminine noun, singular | Rule: nouns ending in -ung are feminine in singular.)
2) der Junge (masculine noun, singular | Male person → der. Note: many other nouns ending in -e are feminine.)
3) das OR die Mädchen (neuter sg. / plural | Diminutives with -chen are neuter in singular; plural takes die. 'Mädchen' is the diminutive of 'Magd'.)
4) der Süden (masculine noun, no plural | Cardinal directions are masculine.)
5) der Mississippi (masculine noun, no plural | Many rivers outside Germany are masculine—e.g., der Mississippi, der Nil.)
6) die Hunde (masculine noun in plural | All plural nouns take die, regardless of singular gender.)
7) die Donau (feminine noun, no plural | Many rivers in the German-speaking area are feminine—e.g., die Donau, die Elbe.)
8) der OR die Dezember (masculine sg. / plural | Months and days are masculine in singular: der Dezember; plural: die Dezember.)
9) die Freundschaft (feminine noun, singular | Rule: nouns ending in -schaft are feminine.)
10) die Dummheit (feminine noun, singular | Rule: nouns ending in -heit/-keit are feminine.)
11) die Datei (feminine noun, singular | Rule: nouns ending in -ei are feminine.)
12) der Garten (masculine noun, singular | Many -er/-en nouns are masculine; Garten is masculine.)
13) das Gold (neuter noun, no plural | Most metals are neuter: das Gold, das Silber, das Eisen.)
14) das Lamm (neuter noun, singular | Animal and human babies are neuter in German.)
15) die Einsamkeit (feminine noun, singular | Rule: nouns ending in -heit/-keit are feminine.)
16) die Lehrerin (feminine noun, singular | Female person noun with suffix -in → feminine.)
17) das Geheimnis (neuter noun, singular | Many Ge- collectives/abstracts are neuter: das Gebirge, das Gemüse, das Geheimnis.)
18) die Magie (feminine noun, no plural | Many nouns ending in -ie are feminine.)
19) der König (masculine noun, singular | Many nouns ending in -ig are masculine.)
20) der Volkswagen (masculine noun, singular | Car brands/models are often masculine when referring to a specific car: "Ich fahre einen Volkswagen/BMW.")

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