In Part 1 you read a short letter or email and decide for each statement between true and false. Here’s how to find the information reliably.
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Part 1 tests whether you understand short, simple letters or emails – usually private messages to friends or family. You read the text and decide for five statements whether they are true or false.
It’s about simple information: who does what? when? why? You don’t have to understand every word, just find the important information. Read the statement first, then look for the matching spot in the text.
A false statement often differs in just one detail – a different place, a different time. Read carefully for the information. Every correct decision scores points; wrong answers are not penalized.
Read the statement first and underline the important information (name, place, time).
Look for the matching spot in the text for that information.
Compare the statement with the text: is it really correct?
Decide true or false and move on to the next statement.
Don’t leave any task open – when unsure, guess.
Transfer your answers to the answer sheet in good time.
A short example in the same format: you read a short text and decide whether the statement is true.
„Hallo Tom, vielen Dank für die Einladung zu deiner Party. Leider kann ich am Samstag nicht kommen, weil ich arbeiten muss. Vielleicht treffen wir uns nächste Woche? Viele Grüße, Jan"
Statement: “Jan comes to the party on Saturday.”
Why? In the text Jan writes “Leider kann ich am Samstag nicht kommen” (Unfortunately I can’t come on Saturday). So the statement is wrong – false.
Du liest (sinngemäß): „Liebe Sara, ich ziehe nächsten Monat nach Hamburg um. Meine neue Wohnung ist klein, aber sie hat einen schönen Balkon. Besuch mich bald! Deine Lena"
Is the statement true or false? Statement: “Lena is moving to Hamburg.”
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Even a different place or time makes the statement false. Read carefully.
A matching word isn’t enough. Check whether the whole statement is correct.
Read the statement first, then the text – that way you search purposefully.
No answer means a guaranteed zero. Guess an answer if you have to.
Five true/false tasks on a short letter or email.
No. You should find the important information. Read the statement first, then search the text purposefully.
No. There is no penalty – decide on every statement.
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