Question 92 of 300 · Living in a Democracy
Question 92: What does the abbreviation CSU stand for in Germany?
Official question from the BAMF catalog used for the Einbürgerungstest (German citizenship test) and the Leben in Deutschland test. Topic: Living in a Democracy.
The question as it appears on the exam
Was bedeutet die Abkürzung CSU in Deutschland?
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
- AChristlich Sichere UnionChristian Secure Union
- BChristlich Süddeutsche UnionChristian South German Union
- CChristlich Sozialer UnternehmerverbandChristian Social Entrepreneurs' Association
- DChristlich Soziale UnionChristian Social UnionCorrect
Correct answer
D — Christlich Soziale Union
Christian Social Union
Why this is the answer
CSU stands for “Christian Social Union” (Christlich Soziale Union). It contests federal elections in Bavaria and forms a joint parliamentary group with the CDU.
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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