In Part 2 you read situations and ads and find the matching ad for each situation. Here’s how to compare reliably.
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Key takeaways
Part 2 tests whether you can find the matching information in short ads. You read five situations and several ads and look for the matching ad for each situation. Sometimes no ad fits.
It’s about comparing carefully: does the ad really fit the need of the situation? Watch for details like place, time, price or offer. Even one detail can rule out an ad.
The difficulty: an ad often picks up a word from the situation but doesn’t really fit. So check all the conditions. Every correct match scores points; wrong answers are not penalized.
Read the situation and underline the need (e.g. “by the sea”, “cheap”).
Read the ads and compare them with the need.
Check that all the conditions really fit – not just one matching word.
Choose the ad that fits the situation exactly.
Transfer your answers to the answer sheet in good time.
A short example in the same format: which ad fits the situation?
Situation: Sie möchten am Abend einen Deutschkurs besuchen. Anzeige a: „Sprachschule Aktiv – Deutschkurse am Vormittag, montags bis freitags." Anzeige b: „Volkshochschule – Deutsch am Abend, dienstags und donnerstags von 18 bis 20 Uhr."
Which ad fits? (a) Ad a · (b) Ad b
Why? You want a course “am Abend” (in the evening). Ad b is “Deutsch am Abend, von 18 bis 20 Uhr”. Ad a is in the morning and doesn’t fit.
Situation: Sie suchen für das Wochenende ein günstiges Hotel am Meer. Anzeige a: „Hotel Strandblick – direkt am Meer, günstige Wochenendangebote." Anzeige b: „Hotel Bergblick – ruhige Lage in den Bergen, ideal zum Wandern."
Which ad fits?
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A shared word doesn’t make the ad right. Check all the conditions.
Place, time or price can rule out an ad. Read carefully.
Read the situation first, then the ads – that way you compare purposefully.
No answer means a guaranteed zero. Guess if you have to.
Five. For each of five situations you look for the matching ad.
Check the details: place, time, price or offer. Often a single criterion decides whether an ad fits.
No. There is no penalty – decide on every task.
Read ads and practice comparing them with a situation. With a Prepliq mock you get the correct choice explained after each task.
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