Naturalization test for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

If you reside in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, you must complete the Germany naturalization test for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Einbürgerungstest), which is required for German citizenship and certain visa processes. The German questions and answers and corresponding English translation you see on our website, Vasistdas.de, are automatically selected based on your chosen state and are similar to those you will encounter in the actual exam. The citizenship test for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern on our site is intended solely for practice. To take the official test, you must schedule an appointment with the VHS (Volkshochschule) or with private institutions that offer German courses in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

If you would like to learn more about the German Citizenship Test, or the Life in Germany Test (Leben in Deutschland), feel free to check out our article titled Naturalization test in Germany. If you want to take the citizenship test for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern or apply for citizenship, please have a look at the official web site here.

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Mecklenburg-Vorpommern citizenship test in English

You will encounter 33 questions in this quiz. Out of these 33 questions, 30 are general questions about Germany, while 3 are specifically tailored for the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

In this test, you must select the correct answer from four options for each question. To apply for citizenship, you need to answer at least 17 out of 33 questions correctly.

You must complete the test within 60 minutes.

When you take the official citizenship test in Germany, you will only see the questions and answers in German.

Question catalog update date: 25.06.2024

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English

What is the main task of a judge in Germany? A judge …

A) Represents citizens in court.

B) Works at a court and delivers judgments.

C) Changes laws.

D) Supervises young people in court.

German (Original)

Was ist die Hauptaufgabe eines Richters / einer Richterin in Deutschland? Ein Richter / eine Richterin …

A) vertritt Bürger und Bürgerinnen vor einem Gericht.

B) arbeitet an einem Gericht und spricht Urteile.

C) ändert Gesetze.

D) betreut Jugendliche vor Gericht.

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English

Which animal is the national emblem of the Federal Republic of Germany?

A) Lion

B) Eagle

C) Bear

D) Horse

German (Original)

Welches Tier ist das Wappentier der Bundesrepublik Deutschland?

A) Löwe

B) Adler

C) Bär

D) Pferd

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English

What is the name of the German constitution?

A) People's Law

B) Federal Law

C) German Law

D) Basic Law

German (Original)

Wie heisst die deutsche Verfassung?

A) Volksgesetz

B) Bundesgesetz

C) Deutsches Gesetz

D) Grundgesetz

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English

The Bundestag election in Germany is the election ...

A) of the Federal Chancellor.

B) the parliaments of the federal states.

C) of the Parliament for Germany.

D) of the Federal President of Germany.

German (Original)

Die Bundestagswahl in Deutschland ist die Wahl …

A) des Bundeskanzlers / der Bundeskanzlerin.

B) der Parlamente der Länder.

C) des Parlaments für Deutschland.

D) des Bundespräsidenten / der Bundespräsidentin.

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English

Which court is responsible for labor disputes in Germany?

A) The family court

B) The criminal court

C) The labor court

D) The local court

German (Original)

Welches Gericht ist in Deutschland bei Konflikten in der Arbeitswelt zuständig?

A) das Familiengericht

B) das Strafgericht

C) das Arbeitsgericht

D) das Amtsgericht

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English

In Germany, juveniles from the age of 14 are of criminal age. This means: young people who are 14 years and older and violate criminal laws, ...

A) will be punished.

B) are treated like adults.

C) share the punishment with their parents.

D) will not be punished.

German (Original)

In Deutschland sind Jugendliche ab 14 Jahren strafmündig. Das bedeutet: Jugendliche, die 14 Jahre und älter sind und gegen Strafgesetze verstoßen, …

A) werden bestraft.

B) werden wie Erwachsene behandelt.

C) teilen die Strafe mit ihren Eltern.

D) werden nicht bestraft.

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English

Which right is one of the fundamental rights in Germany?

A) The right to bear arms

B) Vigilante justice

C) Freedom of speech

D) Self-administered justice

German (Original)

Welches Recht gehört zu den Grundrechten in Deutschland?

A) Waffenbesitz

B) Faustrecht

C) Meinungsfreiheit

D) Selbstjustiz

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English

How did World War II officially end in Europe?

A) With the death of Adolf Hitler

B) Through Germany's unconditional surrender

C) With the withdrawal of the Germans from the occupied territories

D) Through a revolution in Germany

German (Original)

Wie endete der Zweite Weltkrieg in Europa offiziell?

A) mit dem Tod Adolf Hitlers

B) durch die bedingungslose Kapitulation Deutschlands

C) mit dem Rückzug der Deutschen aus den besetzten Gebieten

D) durch eine Revolution in Deutschland

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English

What do you do if you receive an incorrect invoice from a German authority?

A) I leave the invoice as it is.

B) I file an objection with the authority.

C) I send the invoice back to the authority.

D) I take the invoice to the tax office.

German (Original)

Was tun Sie, wenn Sie eine falsche Rechnung von einer deutschen Behörde bekommen?

A) Ich lasse die Rechnung liegen.

B) Ich lege Widerspruch bei der Behörde ein.

C) Ich schicke die Rechnung an die Behörde zurück.

D) Ich gehe mit der Rechnung zum Finanzamt.

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English

Germany is a member of the Schengen Agreement. What does this mean?

A) Germans can travel to many European countries without passport control.

B) Everyone can enter Germany without identity checks.

C) Germans can travel to any country without passport control.

D) Germans can pay with the Euro in every country.

German (Original)

Deutschland ist Mitglied des Schengener Abkommens. Was bedeutet das?

A) Deutsche können in viele Länder Europas ohne Passkontrolle reisen.

B) Alle Menschen können ohne Personenkontrolle in Deutschland einreisen.

C) Deutsche können ohne Passkontrolle in jedes Land reisen.

D) Deutsche können in jedem Land mit dem Euro bezahlen.

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English

Why are there more than one party in a democracy?

A) Because it represents the diverse opinions of citizens

B) To limit corruption in politics

C) To prevent political demonstrations

D) To stimulate economic competition

German (Original)

Warum gibt es in einer Demokratie mehr als eine Partei?

A) weil dadurch die unterschiedlichen Meinungen der Bürger und Bürgerinnen vertreten werden

B) damit Bestechung in der Politik begrenzt wird

C) um politische Demonstrationen zu verhindern

D) um wirtschaftlichen Wettbewerb anzuregen

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English

What is a Christmas tradition in Germany?

A) Hiding colorful eggs

B) Decorating a Christmas tree

C) Dressing up in masks and costumes

D) Placing pumpkins outside the door

German (Original)

Was ist in Deutschland ein Brauch zu Weihnachten?

A) bunte Eier verstecken

B) einen Tannenbaum schmücken

C) sich mit Masken und Kostümen verkleiden

D) Kürbisse vor die Tür stellen

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English

At what age can you vote in local elections in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern?

A) 14

B) 16

C) 18

D) 20

German (Original)

Ab welchem Alter darf man in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern bei Kommunalwahlen wählen?

A) 14

B) 16

C) 18

D) 20

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English

What do you call in Germany the unification of members of a party in parliament?

A) Association

B) Council of Elders

C) Parliamentary Group

D) Opposition

German (Original)

Wie nennt man in Deutschland die Vereinigung von Abgeordneten einer Partei im Parlament?

A) Verband

B) Ältestenrat

C) Fraktion

D) Opposition

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English

Who is called the "Chancellor of German Unity"?

A) Gerhard Schröder

B) Helmut Kohl

C) Konrad Adenauer

D) Helmut Schmidt

German (Original)

Wer wird als „Kanzler der Deutschen Einheit“ bezeichnet?

A) Gerhard Schröder

B) Helmut Kohl

C) Konrad Adenauer

D) Helmut Schmidt

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English

Which of today's German federal states used to belong to the territory of the GDR?

A) Bavaria

B) Lower Saxony

C) Saxony

D) Baden-Württemberg

German (Original)

Welches heutige deutsche Bundesland gehörte früher zum Gebiet der DDR?

A) Bayern

B) Niedersachsen

C) Sachsen

D) Baden-Württemberg

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English

Which is a district in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern?

A) Prignitz

B) Mecklenburgische Seenplatte

C) Vogtlandkreis

D) Rhein-Sieg-Kreis

German (Original)

Welches ist ein Landkreis in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern?

A) Prignitz

B) Mecklenburgische Seenplatte

C) Vogtlandkreis

D) Rhein-Sieg-Kreis

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English

Which is not a characteristic of our democracy?

A) Regular elections

B) Press censorship

C) Freedom of expression

D) Various political parties

German (Original)

Was ist kein Merkmal unserer Demokratie?

A) regelmäßige Wahlen

B) Pressezensur

C) Meinungsfreiheit

D) verschiedene Parteien

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English

A man wants to catch up on his high school diploma at the age of 30 in Germany. Where can he do this? To ...

A) a university

B) an evening school

C) a secondary school

D) a private university

German (Original)

Ein Mann möchte mit 30 Jahren in Deutschland sein Abitur nachholen. Wo kann er das tun? An …

A) einer Hochschule

B) einem Abendgymnasium

C) einer Hauptschule

D) einer Privatuniversität

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English

In Germany, married couples are allowed to divorce. Usually, they must observe the "separation year." What does this mean?

A) The divorce process takes one year.

B) The spouses must be married for one year before divorce is possible.

C) The visitation rights for the children last for one year.

D) The spouses must live separately for at least one year before divorce is possible.

German (Original)

In Deutschland dürfen Ehepaare sich scheiden lassen. Meistens müssen sie dazu das „Trennungsjahr“ einhalten. Was bedeutet das?

A) Der Scheidungsprozess dauert ein Jahr.

B) Die Ehegatten sind ein Jahr verheiratet, dann ist die Scheidung möglich.

C) Das Besuchsrecht für die Kinder gilt ein Jahr.

D) Die Ehegatten führen mindestens ein Jahr getrennt ihr eigenes Leben. Danach ist die Scheidung möglich.

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English

What does this picture show?

A) The Bundestag seat in Berlin

B) The Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe

C) The Bundesrat building in Berlin

D) The Federal Chancellery in Berlin

German (Original)

Was zeigt dieses Bild?

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A) den Bundestagssitz in Berlin

B) das Bundesverfassungsgericht in Karlsruhe

C) das Bundesratsgebäude in Berlin

D) das Bundeskanzleramt in Berlin

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English

What is not stated in the German Basic Law?

A) Human dignity is inviolable.

B) Everyone should have the same amount of money.

C) Everyone has the right to express their opinion.

D) All are equal before the law.

German (Original)

Was steht nicht im Grundgesetz von Deutschland?

A) Die Würde des Menschen ist unantastbar.

B) Alle sollen gleich viel Geld haben.

C) Jeder Mensch darf seine Meinung sagen.

D) Alle sind vor dem Gesetz gleich.

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English

In Germany, most employees are...

A) Employed in small family businesses.

B) Volunteering for a federal state.

C) Self-employed with their own company.

D) Employed by a company or government agency.

German (Original)

In Deutschland sind die meisten Erwerbstätigen …

A) in kleinen Familienunternehmen beschäftigt.

B) ehrenamtlich für ein Bundesland tätig.

C) selbständig mit einer eigenen Firma tätig.

D) bei einer Firma oder Behörde beschäftigt.

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English

The "Third Reich" was a...

A) dictatorship.

B) Democracy.

C) Monarchy.

D) soviet republic.

German (Original)

Das „Dritte Reich“ war eine …

A) Diktatur.

B) Demokratie.

C) Monarchie.

D) Räterepublik.

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English

When did the GDR build the wall in Berlin?

A) 1919

B) 1933

C) 1961

D) 1990

German (Original)

Wann baute die DDR die Mauer in Berlin?

A) 1919

B) 1933

C) 1961

D) 1990

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English

The European Parliament is regularly elected, namely all ...

A) 5 years.

B) 6 years.

C) 7 years.

D) 8 years.

German (Original)

Das Europäische Parlament wird regelmäßig gewählt, nämlich alle …

A) 5 Jahre.

B) 6 Jahre.

C) 7 Jahre.

D) 8 Jahre.

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English

In most rental buildings in Germany, there is a "house rules" (Hausordnung). What does such a "house rules" document include? It specifies …

A) Rules for using public transportation.

B) All tenants in the building.

C) Rules that all residents must follow.

D) The address of the nearest public order office.

German (Original)

In den meisten Mietshäusern in Deutschland gibt es eine „Hausordnung“. Was steht in einer solchen „Hausordnung“? Sie nennt …

A) Regeln für die Benutzung öffentlicher Verkehrsmittel.

B) alle Mieter und Mieterinnen im Haus.

C) Regeln, an die sich alle Bewohner und Bewohnerinnen halten müssen.

D) die Adresse des nächsten Ordnungsamtes.

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English

The collaboration of parties to form a government in Germany is called...

A) Unity

B) Coalition

C) Ministry

D) Faction

German (Original)

Die Zusammenarbeit von Parteien zur Bildung einer Regierung nennt man in Deutschland …

A) Einheit.

B) Koalition.

C) Ministerium.

D) Fraktion.

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English

Who decides whether a child goes to kindergarten in Germany?

A) the state

B) the federal states

C) the parents / legal guardians

D) the schools

German (Original)

Wer entscheidet, ob ein Kind in Deutschland in den Kindergarten geht?

A) der Staat

B) die Bundesländer

C) die Eltern / die Erziehungsberechtigten

D) die Schulen

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English

What are the colors of the state flag of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern?

A) black-red-gold

B) blue-white-yellow-red

C) green-white-red

D) black-yellow

German (Original)

Welche Farben hat die Landesflagge von Mecklenburg-Vorpommern?

A) schwarz-rot-gold

B) blau-weiß-gelb-rot

C) grün-weiß-rot

D) schwarz-gelb

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English

Which country is a neighboring country of Germany?

A) Finland

B) Denmark

C) Norway

D) Sweden

German (Original)

Welches Land ist ein Nachbarland von Deutschland?

A) Finnland

B) Dänemark

C) Norwegen

D) Schweden

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English

What is a common tradition in Germany at Easter?

A) Placing pumpkins outside the door

B) Decorating a Christmas tree

C) Painting eggs

D) Launching fireworks into the air

German (Original)

Was ist in Deutschland ein Brauch an Ostern?

A) Kürbisse vor die Tür stellen

B) einen Tannenbaum schmücken

C) Eier bemalen

D) Raketen in die Luft schießen

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English

In the GDR there were mainly migrants from ...

A) Vietnam, Poland, Mozambique.

B) France, Romania, Somalia.

C) Chile, Hungary, Zimbabwe.

D) North Korea, Mexico, Egypt.

German (Original)

In der DDR lebten vor allem Migranten aus …

A) Vietnam, Polen, Mosambik.

B) Frankreich, Rumänien, Somalia.

C) Chile, Ungarn, Simbabwe.

D) Nordkorea, Mexiko, Ägypten.

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More about the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Before moving on to the questions and answers specific to the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern within the German citizenship test, let us take a closer look at this federal state.

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is located in the northeast of Germany and stands out as one of the country’s states known for its natural beauty and tranquil lifestyle. With its long coastline along the Baltic Sea, the region is particularly appealing to nature lovers thanks to its clean air, expansive beaches, and well-preserved landscapes. Its low population density is also a deliberate choice, allowing much of its natural environment to remain largely intact. With a population of approximately 1.6 million and an area of around 23,000 square kilometers, it is one of the least densely populated states in Germany. Its capital, Schwerin, is a small yet impressive city, renowned for its lakes and historic castle.

From a historical perspective, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern was part of East Germany for many years. Following German reunification in 1990, it became a federal state of the Federal Republic of Germany. As a result, it is still possible to observe both traces of the former East German era and the developments that have taken place since reunification.

Today, tourism has become one of the state’s most important sources of income. Rügen Island, in particular, is one of Germany’s most visited tourist destinations, famous for its white chalk cliffs and scenic coastal views. In addition, Usedom Island, which lies on the border between Germany and Poland, is notable for its long beaches and is a popular destination for holidaymakers.

The natural environment of the state is truly remarkable. With more than 2,000 lakes, vast forested areas, and protected national parks, the region ranks among the most pristine in Germany. Important natural sites such as Müritz National Park play a significant role in both biodiversity conservation and sustainable tourism. Furthermore, thanks to its extensive agricultural land, the state is also known as one of Germany’s key agricultural regions.

The economy is largely based on shipbuilding (particularly in port cities), tourism, and agriculture. Cities such as Rostock and Wismar stand out due to their port activities and economic vitality. Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is also known as the birthplace of former German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
In addition, the state is highly developed in terms of water sports, offering some of the largest and most suitable areas in Central Europe for activities such as sailing, canoeing, and windsurfing.

With all these characteristics, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is a truly distinctive region, both as a place to live and to visit. Now, let us move on to the citizenship test for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.