German Two-Way Prepositions Quiz
Choose the Correct Article after In, Auf, An, Unter, Über, Vor, Hinter, Neben and Zwischen
In each sentence you see a two-way preposition and a blank. Your job is to choose the correct article. Think about direction or position and then pick the best option. If you want a quick refresher first, open this guide to two-way prepositions. You can also review German articles and gender if the noun gender feels uncertain.
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FAQ for two-way prepositions
What is the focus of this quiz?
You practice the correct article after a two-way preposition. Each sentence checks if you understand direction versus position and if you can choose the correct case form.
Which clue helps most in real life?
Ask a simple question. If the sentence answers where, it needs the dative. If the sentence answers where to, it often needs the accusative. The full explanation is in the two-way prepositions guide.
Why does der sometimes appear after a preposition?
Der can be correct for feminine nouns in the dative case, for example when something is next to the door or on the wall. This is why gender knowledge matters along with the case choice.
Do I need to learn articles first?
It helps a lot. If you mix up noun gender, your article will be wrong even when your case choice is correct. You can review German articles and gender and then repeat the quiz.
Will the question order change when I repeat it?
Yes. The quiz shuffles the questions each time, so you can practice again without memorizing the order.