Question 226 of 300 · Symbols and Public Holidays
Question 226: Which is the flag of the European Union?
Official question from the BAMF catalog used for the Einbürgerungstest (German citizenship test) and the Leben in Deutschland test. Topic: Symbols and Public Holidays.
The question as it appears on the exam
Welche ist die Flagge der Europäischen Union?
The Einbürgerungstest is written and sat in German only, with no dictionary allowed. Use the English below to understand the question, but learn to recognise the German wording above — that is what you will see on the day.
Answer options
- A
Image 1 - B
Image 2Correct - C
Image 3 - D
Image 4
Correct answer
B — Image 2
Why this is the answer
This question is about national symbols and public holidays. The block is small, so aim to get every one of them right: the federal flag is black-red-gold, the coat of arms shows a black eagle on a gold field, the national anthem is the third verse of the Deutschlandlied (“Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit”), and the national holiday is 3 October, the Tag der Deutschen Einheit (Day of German Unity).
How this question fits into the exam
On exam day you answer 33 questions in 60 minutes: 30 from the general catalog of 300 questions — this question is one of them — and 3 about your federal state. You pass with 17 correct answers. Aiming for exactly 17 leaves no margin for nerves, so take timed mock exams until 33 out of 33 feels routine.
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