German A2-B1 Vocabulary Quiz: Practice Furniture Terms

German Furniture Vocabulary Quiz (A2 to B1)

Learning German furniture vocabulary is essential for everyday conversations about your home and living spaces. Whether you are moving into a new apartment, shopping for furniture, or simply describing your room, knowing words like der Schrank, das Bett, and der Tisch will help you communicate clearly. This quiz tests your knowledge of common furniture terms in German at the A2 to B1 level. After completing this quiz, explore our vocabulary quizzes or improve your grammar with our grammar quizzes.

Key Vocabulary for This Quiz

Review these selected furniture terms before you start:

das Bett (the bed) – Das Bett steht im Schlafzimmer. (The bed is in the bedroom.)
der Tisch (the table) – Wir essen am Tisch. (We eat at the table.)
der Stuhl (the chair) – Der Stuhl ist sehr bequem. (The chair is very comfortable.)
der Schrank (the cupboard) – Die Teller sind im Schrank. (The plates are in the cupboard.)
das Sofa (the sofa) – Wir sitzen auf dem Sofa. (We are sitting on the sofa.)
der Schreibtisch (the desk) – Ich arbeite am Schreibtisch. (I work at the desk.)
das Regal (the shelf) – Die Bücher stehen im Regal. (The books are on the shelf.)
der Spiegel (the mirror) – Ich schaue in den Spiegel. (I look in the mirror.)
die Kommode (the dresser) – Die Socken liegen in der Kommode. (The socks are in the dresser.)
der Sessel (the armchair) – Opa sitzt gern im Sessel. (Grandpa likes to sit in the armchair.)

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

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Frequently Asked Questions

What furniture vocabulary does this German quiz cover?

This quiz focuses on common German furniture words you need for everyday life. You will practice terms for beds, tables, chairs, shelves, and more. All vocabulary is suited for A2 to B1 learners.

Is there a complete list of German furniture words?

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

How do I remember the gender of German furniture nouns?

German nouns have specific genders that can be tricky to memorize. Our Premium Article Trainer helps you master the logic rules behind der, die, and das.

Are there quizzes for other German vocabulary topics?

Absolutely. Visit our vocabulary quiz overview to find quizzes on topics like emotions, travel, food, and daily life.

Is this furniture vocabulary quiz free?

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

Niko

Nikolai Beiers (Niko) is a native German teacher with 8 years of professional experience and the founder of HowToStudyGerman.com. He has published 69 grammar articles, 57 vocabulary guides, created 90 interactive quizzes, and written 26 short stories for learners from A1 to C1. He is also the creator of the Article Trainer and the Adjective Endings eBook. His work focuses on making German grammar and vocabulary easy to understand and practice through clear explanations and engaging learning materials.