German Vocabulary
German Geography
Oktoberfest
German Cuisine
Famous Germans
100

The year before kids enter first grade, they attend this.

Kindergarten

100

This once-divided city is the capital of Germany.

Berlin

100

Oktoberfest is celebrated every year spanning these two fall months.

September and October

100

This dish is made of fermented cabbage.

Sauerkraut

100

This 20th century physicist and mathematician is best known for his theory of relativity and crazy hair.

Albert Einstein

200

It is German for thank you and is the first word of the song made famous by Wayne Newton.

Danke

200

This city holds the world's largest Oktoberfest, attracting anywhere from 6-7 million people a year.

Munich

200

This is a traditional alcoholic beverage served at Oktoberfest.

Beer

200

This twisted bread or biscuit can be served hot or soft, most commonly with a cheese sauce dip.

Pretzels

200

This 17th and 18th century classical musician composed more than 600 pieces during the Baroque era.

Johann Sebastian Bach

300

A five-letter word beginning with A that means a feeling of deep anxiety or dread

Angst

300

The highest mountain range in Germany is often associated with Switzerland.

The Alps; this mountain range spans seven countries - France, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Germany, Liechtenstein, and Slovenia

300

Oktoberfest was first held in what century?

19th century; the first event was in held in the year of 1810

300

This is the name for grilled sausage made from a mix of pork and veal.

Bratwurst

300

Johann Gutenberg invented what mechanical device that provided rapid, mass production of printed materials. 

The Printing Press

400

A strong desire to travel or explore the world.

Wanderlust

400

Germany is next to two seas, the Baltic and what?

The North Sea

400

This U.S. city hosts the largest Oktoberfest in America.

Cincinnati

400

The classic version of this pastry has a very thin, flakey crust stuffed with lemon-soaked apples and rum-soaked raisins, sprinkled with cinnamon.

Apple Strudel

400

This German author political theorist co-authored The Communist Manifesto

Karl Marx

500

A look-alike or double of a person.

Doppelgänger

500
This is Germany's largest river.

The Rhine

500

The first Oktoberfest was held in celebration of this kind of event.

A wedding; it was held to celebrate Crown Price Ludwig's marriage to Princess Teresa where the entire city of Munich was invited to the event

500

This pounded and breaded fried cutlet of veal is often served with a side of potatoes or spatzle (boiled egg noodles).

Wiener Schnitzel

500

Although he was Danish, this author was famous in German-speaking countries and wrote many stories in German. His most famous work is The Little Mermaid.

Hans Christian Andersen

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