Goethe-Zertifikat B2 · Lesen · Teil 4
Finden Sie zu jeder Überschrift die passende Meinungsäußerung. Ein Text bleibt übrig.
Six headings, eight short opinion posts of 35 to 55 words each, one of which is the worked example and one of which matches no heading at all. Short texts, but the densest matching on the paper: every post takes a position, and several take positions on the same aspect.
The example is a trap with a long history. Text a is solved for you and cannot be used again — candidates who skip the rubric reuse it and throw away the item they put it on.
Two of the headings will be nearly interchangeable on a first reading, separated only by which aspect the post is actually about — exchange with colleagues as a social matter against exchange with colleagues as a matter of work quality, say. When two headings feel equally good, stop comparing the headings and reread the post to see which aspect it commits to.
It is the worked example, solved at the top of the task, and the rubric rules it out for the remaining items. Along with the one post that matches no heading, that leaves six posts for six headings.
By aspect rather than topic. The headings are written so that the topic overlaps and the angle does not — read the post again asking what it is claiming about the topic, not what it mentions.
