A1-A2 German Quiz: Daily Routine Vocabulary for Beginners

German Daily Routine Vocabulary Quiz (A1 to A2)

Describing your daily routine is an essential skill in German. Whether you want to talk about your morning activities, discuss your work schedule, or describe your evening habits, understanding words like aufstehen, arbeiten, and schlafen gehen is crucial. This quiz tests your knowledge of common German daily routine vocabulary at the A1 to A2 level. You will practice terms for daily activities and time expressions. After completing this quiz, explore our vocabulary quizzes or strengthen your grammar with our grammar quizzes.

Key Vocabulary for This Quiz

Review these selected daily routine terms before you start:

aufstehen (to get up) – Ich stehe um 7 Uhr auf. (I get up at 7 o’clock.)
das Frühstück (the breakfast) – Das Frühstück ist sehr wichtig. (Breakfast is very important.)
zur Arbeit gehen (to go to work) – Ich gehe um 8 Uhr zur Arbeit. (I go to work at 8 o’clock.)
arbeiten (to work) – Sie arbeitet im Büro. (She works in the office.)
das Mittagessen (the lunch) – Das Mittagessen ist um 12 Uhr. (Lunch is at 12 o’clock.)
nach Hause kommen (to come home) – Wir kommen um 18 Uhr nach Hause. (We come home at 6 pm.)
das Abendessen (the dinner) – Das Abendessen schmeckt gut. (Dinner tastes good.)
fernsehen (to watch TV) – Ich sehe am Abend fern. (I watch TV in the evening.)
schlafen gehen (to go to sleep) – Die Kinder gehen um 20 Uhr schlafen. (The children go to sleep at 8 pm.)
der Morgen (the morning) – Der Morgen beginnt früh. (The morning starts early.)
der Abend (the evening) – Der Abend ist ruhig. (The evening is quiet.)
lernen (to learn) – Ich lerne jeden Tag Deutsch. (I learn German every day.)

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

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Frequently Asked Questions

What daily routine vocabulary does this German quiz cover?

This quiz focuses on essential German daily routine vocabulary for A1 to A2 learners. You will practice terms for morning activities, work, meals, evening routines, and time expressions.

Is there a complete list of German daily routine vocabulary?

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

How do separable verbs work in German daily routine phrases?

Many daily routine verbs are separable, like aufstehen or fernsehen. Our grammar guide about separable verbs can help you understand how they work in sentences.

Are there quizzes for other German vocabulary topics?

Yes. Visit our vocabulary quiz overview to find quizzes on topics like food, family, professions, travel, and hobbies.

Is this daily routine 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 daily routine 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.