Question

German! I need help asap!!!
1. Ist ___ ___ Buch im Rucksack? (2 points)
das rotes
das rote
die blaues
den weißes
2. Nein, ich habe ____ _____ Heft. (2 points)
die großes
die weiße
das große
den weißes
3. Brauchst du ___ ____ Kuli? (2 points)
den neuen
das neues
das neue
die neue
4. Nein, ich brauche ____ _____ Bleistift. (2 points)
das alte
die alte
den alten
die alten
5. Wo ist ____ _____ Rucksack? (2 points)
die schwarze
das schwarze
die schwarzes
der schwarze

Answer 1

German is no longer the language of chemistry. The fact this question was posted here entertained me though.

There is someone who frequents the biology section that speaks German, although I cannot recall her username, it Starts with an M.

She has a very high rank from what I recall.

Answer 2

A lot of the elements come from german roots.

Answer 3

Post your question in the Language and Culture group.

But remember OS is not here to do your homework. You have to contribute by giving your own answers, then we can help you get back on the right track in case of mistakes.

Answer 4

@abb0t

Although England was the birth place of industrial chemistry, Germany use to be the worlds leading nation in chemistry, if you wanted to be a chemist back in the day you had to speak German!

That all changed after the WWII though for obvious reasons, look up IG Farben if you are interested in the history of industrial organic chemistry.

Answer 5

Fascinating indeed. If you have a link, please post @Australopithecus