German Stress Vocabulary Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

German Stress Vocabulary Quiz (B1 to B2)

Managing stress is essential for your wellbeing. Whether you need to describe feeling overwhelmed, talk about relaxation techniques, or discuss work life balance, knowing German stress vocabulary helps you communicate clearly. This quiz tests your knowledge of common stress related terms at the B1 to B2 level. You will practice words like die Belastung, bewältigen, and die Entspannung. After finishing, explore more topics with our vocabulary quizzes or strengthen your grammar using our grammar quizzes.

Key Vocabulary for This Quiz

Review these selected stress related terms before you start:

die Achtsamkeit (the mindfulness) – Achtsamkeit hilft mir, mich zu entspannen. (Mindfulness helps me to relax.)
die Anspannung (the tension) – Die Anspannung in meinem Nacken ist sehr stark. (The tension in my neck is very strong.)
die Belastung (the burden) – Die Belastung durch die Arbeit ist zu hoch. (The burden from work is too high.)
bewältigen (to cope with) – Ich muss den Stress besser bewältigen. (I have to cope with the stress better.)
das Burnout (the burnout) – Viele Menschen leiden unter Burnout. (Many people suffer from burnout.)
die Entspannung (the relaxation) – Ich brauche mehr Entspannung im Alltag. (I need more relaxation in everyday life.)
die Gelassenheit (the calmness) – Gelassenheit ist wichtig für die Gesundheit. (Calmness is important for health.)
gestresst (stressed) – Ich bin heute sehr gestresst. (I am very stressed today.)
meditieren (to meditate) – Jeden Morgen meditiere ich zehn Minuten. (Every morning I meditate for ten minutes.)
die Pause (the break) – Ich mache eine kurze Pause. (I am taking a short break.)
der Schlafmangel (the lack of sleep) – Schlafmangel macht mich müde. (Lack of sleep makes me tired.)
die Sorge (the worry) – Ich habe viele Sorgen wegen der Prüfung. (I have many worries because of the exam.)

Find the complete vocabulary list with all stress terms at our German stress vocabulary article.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What German stress vocabulary does this quiz cover?

This quiz focuses on essential German stress and wellbeing vocabulary for B1 to B2 learners. You will practice terms for tension, relaxation, burnout, coping strategies, and mental health.

Is there a complete list of German stress vocabulary?

Yes. You can find all stress and wellbeing terms with example sentences in our German stress vocabulary article. It covers many more words than this quiz.

How do I remember the gender of German stress nouns?

German nouns require memorizing their gender. Our Premium Article Trainer helps you learn the logic rules behind der, die, and das so you can predict gender patterns.

Are there more German vocabulary quizzes on different topics?

Yes. Visit our vocabulary quiz overview to find quizzes on health, emotions, work, travel, and many other everyday topics.

Is this stress vocabulary quiz free?

Yes, this quiz is completely free. You can practice as many times as you like until you feel confident with all the stress vocabulary.

Niko

Nikolai Beiers (Niko) is a native German teacher with over 7 years of professional experience and the founder of howtostudygerman.com. He has published more than 100 grammar and vocabulary guides, created 80+ interactive quizzes, and written short stories for learners from A1 to C1. His work focuses on making German grammar and vocabulary easy to understand and practice through clear explanations and engaging learning materials.