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Missing explanations. All explanations simply repeat the correct answer. E.g.: #q1 #q2 #q3
Crazy Butterfly
Weird quiz, pretty bad german for being a german quiz in the end, I dont know...
Hip Gullautor
Lieber Poolitzer,
vielen Dank für Ihren Kommentar. Könnten Sie bitte vielleicht präzisieren, was Ihnen nicht gefallen hat?
Liebe Grüße Ruslan
Tidy Skunk
I'll do that: Everything written in German was pretty spot on. I don't know what you wrote in Russian, but I guess that were the words you had to fill in. The answers were conjugated verb forms like scheinen - schien - geschienen (shine - shone - shone) In the sentence "Die Sonne ... selten." you'd need to add "scheint". That form wasn't part of the answers. (I know that this particular example was not part of your quiz, but that was the spirit). And sometimes there was an "ist" in the answers which didn't make sense in the gap. "... du die See" would require a verb conjugated to fit the "you"/"du", which was not included in the answer... So what this quiz is rather: Translating Russian words into German with the aid of a weird (and not always fitting) context...
And what Poolitzer probably didn't like either and which will probably be the reason for this quiz getting disqualified: Missing explanations. All of the explanations are simply repeating the correct answers. E.g. all of the questions.
Unfortunately, this test will not be able to receive a prize:
Missing explanations. All explanations simply repeat the correct answer. E.g.:
#q1 #q2 #q3
vielen Dank für Ihren Kommentar. Könnten Sie bitte vielleicht präzisieren, was Ihnen nicht gefallen hat?
Liebe Grüße
Ruslan
Everything written in German was pretty spot on. I don't know what you wrote in Russian, but I guess that were the words you had to fill in.
The answers were conjugated verb forms like
scheinen - schien - geschienen (shine - shone - shone)
In the sentence "Die Sonne ... selten." you'd need to add "scheint". That form wasn't part of the answers. (I know that this particular example was not part of your quiz, but that was the spirit).
And sometimes there was an "ist" in the answers which didn't make sense in the gap.
"... du die See" would require a verb conjugated to fit the "you"/"du", which was not included in the answer...
So what this quiz is rather:
Translating Russian words into German with the aid of a weird (and not always fitting) context...
And what Poolitzer probably didn't like either and which will probably be the reason for this quiz getting disqualified:
Missing explanations. All of the explanations are simply repeating the correct answers. E.g. all of the questions.