German Articles Quiz: Der, Die, Das Article Rules Excercise

The quiz covers key rules to help you identify when to use der, die, or das. Below are some important guidelines you’ll practice:

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FAQ: Practice Quiz for German Articles – Der, Die, and Das Explained

How will this quiz help me?

This quiz helps you identify common article patterns for various German nouns. It is a great way to boost your confidence in both speaking and writing. For deeper practice, we recommend our Premium Trainer.

What rules are covered in this quiz?

The quiz tests a mix of essential patterns across all three genders:

  • DER: Male professions, seasons, months, and endings like -ling or -ig.
  • DIE: Feminine jobs, numbers, and endings like -tät, -ung, or -schaft.
  • DAS: Diminutives (-chen), nominalized verbs, and endings like -ment or -um.

For a full breakdown of these rules, visit our German Article Rule overview.

Is this quiz free to use?

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Where can I find more grammar practice?

Explore our complete German Grammar Quiz overview page for exercises on cases, verbs, and sentence structure.

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