Dinge des täglichen Gebrauchs: Interaktive Quizze für Englisch Klasse 5

Question 1

Which item is not usually found in a house?

Accepted Answer

Car

Answer

Bed

Answer

Refrigerator

Answer

Table

Question 2

Which everyday item is used to cut paper?

Accepted Answer

Scissors

Answer

Pen

Answer

Ruler

Answer

Stapler

Question 3

What is the English word for "chair"?

Accepted Answer

chair

Answer

table

Answer

bed

Question 4

What is the English word for the object you use to open a door?

Accepted Answer

key

Answer

door

Answer

window

Question 5

Lina wants to make a cup of tea. Which object can she use to heat up the water?

Accepted Answer

Kettle

Answer

Spoon

Answer

Cup

Answer

Plate

Question 6

What do you call the object used for writing?

Accepted Answer

Pen

Answer

Book

Answer

Eraser

Answer

Chair

Question 7

What is the English word for "Tisch"?

Accepted Answer

Table

Answer

Bed

Answer

Chair

Answer

Lamp

Question 8

What is the English word for the object you use to write with that is made of wood or plastic and has a black tip?

Accepted Answer

Pen

Answer

Book

Answer

Chair

Answer

Table

Question 9

Which item is not used for cooking?

Accepted Answer

Hammer

Answer

Pot

Answer

Spatula

Answer

Frying pan

Question 10

Which of these is NOT something you use every day?

Accepted Answer

A unicorn

Answer

A pencil

Answer

A car

Answer

A backpack

Question 11

Which of these is NOT something you use every day?

Accepted Answer

Tree

Answer

Computer

Answer

Book

Answer

Car

Question 12

What do we use to read?

Accepted Answer

A book

Answer

A table

Answer

A chair

Question 13

What do we use to eat?

Accepted Answer

Spoon

Answer

Pencil

Answer

Book

Question 14

Welches deutsche Wort bezeichnet ein Gerät zum Anspitzen von Bleistiften?

Accepted Answer

Spitzmaschine

Answer

Radiergummi

Answer

Tintenfass

Answer

Schulranzen

Question 15

Which of these do we NOT use on a daily basis?

Accepted Answer

A tree

Answer

A book

Answer

A car

Answer

A computer

Question 16

Welcher Gegenstand wird normalerweise NICHT in einem Badezimmer aufbewahrt?

Accepted Answer

Laptop

Answer

Zahnbürste

Answer

Seife

Answer

Handtuch

Question 17

What is the English word for "Bleistift"?

Accepted Answer

Pencil

Answer

Book

Answer

Pen

Answer

Eraser

Question 18

Welches der folgenden Dinge ist kein Alltagsgegenstand?

Accepted Answer

Ein Raumschiff

Answer

Ein Buch

Answer

Eine Zahnbürste

Answer

Ein Computer

Question 19

What do we call the thing we see through to look outside?

Accepted Answer

Window

Answer

Door

Answer

Table

Answer

Chair

Question 20

Welcher Gegenstand gehört normalerweise nicht in ein Badezimmer?

Accepted Answer

Pfanne

Answer

Zahnbürste

Answer

Handtuch

Answer

Seife

Question 21

What is the English word for the piece of furniture where you write or work on the computer?

Accepted Answer

Desk

Answer

Chair

Answer

Book

Answer

Pen

Question 22

Which of these things is NOT something we usually use every day?

Accepted Answer

Unicorn

Answer

Chair

Answer

Book

Answer

Tree

Question 23

Which item is not something you would typically find in a home?

Accepted Answer

dinosaur

Answer

chair

Answer

book

Answer

pencil

Question 24

What do we use to write on a whiteboard?

Accepted Answer

Marker

Answer

Pencil

Answer

Chalk

Question 25

Welches der folgenden Dinge findet man normalerweise NICHT in einem Haus?

Accepted Answer

Ein Fahrrad

Answer

Eine Zahnbürste

Answer

Ein Bett

Question 26

Which object is used to write?

Accepted Answer

Pen

Answer

Book

Answer

Chair

Answer

Computer

Question 27

What do we use to clean our teeth?

Accepted Answer

Toothbrush

Answer

Pen

Answer

Book

Answer

Fork

Question 28

Which item is NOT used for cooking in the kitchen?

Accepted Answer

Toothbrush

Answer

Frying pan

Answer

Measuring cup

Question 29

You want the salt at the dinner table. What do you say in English?

Accepted Answer

Can you please pass me the salt?

Answer

Can you please pass me the sauce?

Answer

Can you please pass me the milk?

Question 30

What is the key difference in shape between a fork and a spoon?

Accepted Answer

A fork has sharp points, while a spoon has a curved bowl.

Answer

A spoon is made of plastic, while a fork is made of metal.

Answer

A fork is used for eating soup, while a spoon is used for eating cereal.

Answer

A fork is always larger than a spoon.

Question 31

Welches Alltagsgegenstand würdest du benutzen, um ein Loch in deiner Kleidung zu reparieren?

Accepted Answer

Eine Nadel und ein Faden

Answer

Ein Besen

Answer

Ein Hefter

Answer

Ein Hammer

Question 32

Which three pieces of furniture are typically found in a living room?

Accepted Answer

Sofa, table, bookcase

Answer

Bed, cupboard, chair

Answer

Stove, fridge, sink

Answer

Desk, chair, computer

Question 33

Welches Ding benutzt man, um Kleidung darin aufzubewahren?

Accepted Answer

Schrank

Answer

T-Shirt

Answer

Stuhl

Question 34

What do you call the tool you use to cut food?

Accepted Answer

Knife

Answer

Fork

Answer

Spoon

Answer

Plate

Question 35

Which item is NOT an everyday object?

Accepted Answer

A tree

Answer

A book

Answer

A car

Answer

A pencil

Question 36

Which everyday object is made of plastic?

Accepted Answer

Spoon

Answer

Chair

Answer

Glass

Answer

Book

Question 37

What everyday object is used to cut wood?

Accepted Answer

Saw

Answer

Hammer

Answer

Screwdriver

Answer

Knife

Question 38

Which everyday object is commonly used for sitting and provides comfort? You can find it in homes, offices, and public places.

Accepted Answer

Chair

Answer

Table

Answer

Book

Answer

Lamp

Question 39

What item is typically not found in a kitchen?

Accepted Answer

Book

Answer

Frying pan

Answer

Refrigerator

Answer

Knife

Question 40

In many Asian cultures, what is the traditional utensil used for eating?

Accepted Answer

Chopsticks

Answer

Spoons

Answer

Forks

Answer

Knives

Question 41

Welches dieser Dinge findest du normalerweise in einem Schlafzimmer?

Accepted Answer

Bett

Answer

Kühlschrank

Answer

Herd

Answer

Mikrowelle

Question 42

What are the typical physical features of a chair?

Accepted Answer

Four legs, a seat, and a back, usually made of wood or metal, and can be upholstered.

Answer

Made of plastic with a round seat.

Answer

Three legs and a triangular seat.

Answer

Upholstered with velvet and has a golden frame.

Question 43

How can the uses of everyday objects differ between different cultures?

Accepted Answer

The same everyday object can have different uses in different cultures.

Answer

The use of an everyday object is always the same, no matter the culture.

Answer

Different cultures don't have different ways of using everyday objects.

Answer

The way an everyday object is used is only determined by its physical features.

Question 44

How can the cultural significance of a scarf differ across different cultures and historical periods?

Accepted Answer

The cultural significance of scarves varies depending on the society and historical context.

Answer

Scarves are only used for protection against the cold in all cultures.

Answer

Scarves have no cultural significance and are only used for practical purposes.

Question 45

Which of the following is the most polite way to ask for the salt in English?

Accepted Answer

Excuse me, could I have the salt, please?

Answer

Can I get the salt?

Answer

Pass me the salt.

Question 46

What materials are commonly used to make chairs?

Accepted Answer

Wood and metal

Answer

Glass and plastic

Answer

Paper and fabric

Question 47

How can everyday objects reveal the values and priorities of different cultures?

Accepted Answer

Different everyday objects can reflect different values and priorities within the same culture.

Answer

Everyday objects are not connected to the values and priorities of a culture.

Answer

Everyday objects only reflect the values and priorities of the people who own them.

Answer

All everyday objects have the same values and priorities across all cultures.

Question 48

How can everyday objects reflect the diverse cultures around the world? Provide examples to support your answer.

Accepted Answer

The design, materials, and uses of everyday objects can vary a lot from one culture to another, telling us about their unique traditions and ways of life.

Answer

Everyday objects don't show us much about different cultures because they're usually the same everywhere.

Answer

Cultural differences in everyday objects are only found in special places like museums or historical sites.

Answer

The cultural significance of everyday objects is only important for people who study history or culture.

Question 49

When considering everyday objects, who shares the responsibility for ensuring their production and disposal are fair and environmentally friendly?

Accepted Answer

All parties involved, including manufacturers, consumers, and policymakers

Answer

Only the manufacturers

Answer

Only the consumers

Answer

Only the policymakers

Question 50

How have the uses of everyday objects like the telephone evolved over time?

Accepted Answer

The telephone's uses have expanded and become more advanced.

Answer

The telephone's purpose has remained unchanged over time.

Answer

The telephone's design has stayed largely the same.

Answer

The telephone's importance has diminished due to other communication methods.

Question 51

How do everyday objects reflect the unique cultures of different countries? Give examples and explain how these objects represent the special qualities of each culture.

Accepted Answer

Everyday objects can show cultural differences in their design, materials, and how they are used.

Answer

Everyday objects are not related to culture and are the same all over the world.

Answer

Everyday objects are only influenced by modern trends and have no historical or cultural meaning.

Answer

Everyday objects are only practical and have no artistic or symbolic value.

Question 52

What is the primary purpose of a fork compared to a knife?

Accepted Answer

Forks are used to eat solid food, while knives are used to cut it.

Answer

Forks are made of metal, while knives are made of plastic.

Answer

Forks have handles, while knives do not.

Question 53

Welches Wort passt nicht zu den anderen Gegenständen?

Accepted Answer

Apfel

Answer

Stuhl

Answer

Tisch

Answer

Bett

Question 54

Welchen Gegenstand verwendet man zum Schreiben?

Accepted Answer

Bleistift

Answer

Schere

Answer

Tasse

Answer

Brille

Question 55

Wie heißt der Gegenstand, den man zum Zähneputzen benutzt?

Accepted Answer

Zahnbürste

Answer

Kamm

Answer

Nagelschere

Answer

Handspiegel

Question 56

Welchen Gegenstand benutzt man zum Schneiden von Papier?

Accepted Answer

Schere

Answer

Bleistift

Answer

Radiergummi

Answer

Tacker

Question 57

Welcher Gegenstand wird zum Glätten von Kleidung verwendet?

Accepted Answer

Bügeleisen

Answer

Staubsauger

Answer

Waschmaschine

Answer

Toaster

Question 58

Welchen Gegenstand verwendet man zum Zubereiten von Essen?

Accepted Answer

Topf

Answer

Buch

Answer

Uhr

Answer

Schreibtisch

Question 59

How can everyday objects impact our daily lives?

Accepted Answer

They can make our lives easier and more enjoyable.

Answer

They don't really matter.

Question 60

How can we use everyday objects in a way that respects the environment and the people who make them?

Accepted Answer

Recycle or donate them

Answer

Buy new ones as often as we can

Answer

Throw them away as soon as we're done with them

Question 61

Welches Utensil wird zum Essen benutzt?

Accepted Answer

Gabel

Answer

Fernbedienung

Answer

Regal

Answer

Sessel

Question 62

Welcher Gegenstand spendet Licht?

Accepted Answer

Lampe

Answer

Fernseher

Answer

Buch

Answer

Schrank

Question 63

Mit welchem Gerät können wir fernsehen?

Accepted Answer

Fernseher

Answer

Radio

Answer

Telefon

Answer

Computer

Question 64

Wozu dient ein Buch?

Accepted Answer

Zum Lesen

Answer

Zum Schreiben

Answer

Zum Fernsehen

Answer

Zum Telefonieren

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