Question words (Fragewörter) are the engine of any real conversation — wer, was, wann, wo, warum, wie. Most of them are easy cognates of their English cousins, but a few work a little differently: wo vs. wohin vs. woher, or the case-marked forms wem and wen that come from interrogative pronouns.
The exercises below help you pick the right question word in context — and, once that's comfortable, you can put your skills to use in the B1 follow-up question drills.
Exercise: German Question Words
Type the German question word that matches the English hint. The questions cover everyday topics — birthdays, weather, prices, directions — so you'll spot patterns you can reuse straight away in conversation.
