German Vocabulary Quiz: Plans and Wishes for A2-B1 Learners

German Vocabulary Quiz for Plans and Wishes (A2 to B1)

Talking about the future is a key skill in any language. This quiz focuses on vocabulary for plans and wishes to help you express what you want to do. You will test yourself on nouns like der Traum (the dream) and die Absicht (the intention), as well as verbs like planen and entscheiden. Mastering these words is essential for the A2 to B1 level. Once you finish, you can continue with our vocabulary quizzes or check your understanding of structure with our grammar quizzes.

Key Vocabulary for This Quiz

Review these selected terms before you start:

die Absicht (the intention) – Ich habe die Absicht, Deutsch zu lernen. (I have the intention to learn German.)
der Plan (the plan) – Der Plan ist sehr einfach. (The plan is very simple.)
der Traum (the dream) – Mein Traum ist eine Reise nach Berlin. (My dream is a trip to Berlin.)
hoffen (to hope) – Wir hoffen auf gutes Wetter. (We hope for good weather.)
planen (to plan) – Wir planen einen Ausflug am Wochenende. (We are planning a trip on the weekend.)
wünschen (to wish) – Ich wünsche dir viel Glück. (I wish you good luck.)
erreichen (to achieve) – Du kannst dein Ziel erreichen. (You can achieve your goal.)
das Ziel (the goal) – Mein Ziel ist das Sprachniveau B2. (My goal is language level B2.)
zufrieden (content/satisfied) – Er ist zufrieden mit seiner Arbeit. (He is satisfied with his work.)
entscheiden (to decide) – Du musst dich heute entscheiden. (You have to decide today.)

Find the complete vocabulary list with all terms at our German vocabulary for plans and wishes article.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What vocabulary does this quiz cover?

This quiz focuses on German vocabulary for expressing future plans, wishes, and goals. It covers words for the A2 to B1 level such as intentions, dreams, and decisions.

How do I say “to achieve a goal” in German?

The German phrase is “ein Ziel erreichen.” You can learn more phrases like this in our full vocabulary list.

Why are German articles so difficult?

German articles (der, die, das) follow logic rules that many students miss. Our Premium Article Trainer helps you learn these patterns so you can stop guessing.

Is this quiz suitable for beginners?

This quiz is best for A2 to B1 learners who already know basic German.

Is this German quiz free?

Yes, this quiz is 100% free to use. You can practice as many times as you want to improve your German vocabulary for plans and wishes.

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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.