FragetextSchauen Sie den Film an. Was ist richtig? https://lms-practicalarts.ehl.edu/pluginfile.php/328545/question/questiontext/272543/1/506100/Hueber%20Schritte%20Plus%20Neu%20Ch-7_ICH%20HEISSE%20ELISA.m4v?time=1641993550883 Eslia ist sechzehn. Antwort 1 Frage 1[select: , richtig, falsch] Eslia ist in St. Pölten geboren. Antwort 2 Frage 1[select: , richtig, falsch] Eslia wohnt in Wien. Antwort 3 Frage 1[select: , richtig, falsch] Eslia hat eine Schwester. Antwort 4 Frage 1[select: , richtig, falsch] Zafer Kartal ist Türke und spricht sehr gut Deutsch. Antwort 5 Frage 1[select: , richtig, falsch] Oma Nilüfer spricht gut Deutsch. Antwort 6 Frage 1[select: , richtig, falsch] Oma Krisztina und Opa Walter wohnen in Wien. Antwort 7 Frage 1[select: , richtig, falsch] Opa Walter kommt aus Ungarn. Antwort 8 Frage 1[select: , richtig, falsch] Oma Krisztina ist Österreicherin. Antwort 9 Frage 1[select: , richtig, falsch]

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The task presents a video-based exercise with several statements about Eslia and her family, asking to mark each as richtig (true) or falsch (false) after watching the film. Because the actual video content is not available here, I cannot definitively judge which statements are correct. Below is a structured approach to evaluating each option once you have watched the clip, followed by a brief note on what would count as evidence for or against each statement.

Option 1: "Eslia ist  sechzehn." (Eslia is sixteen.)
- What would make this true: The video explicitly states Eslia's age as sixteen, or shows a scene/dialogue confirming this age.
- What would make this false: The video states a different age, or implies an age range (e.g., a birthday scene showing a different year) that contradicts sixteen.
- Common pitfalls: Ambiguity about whether the age is stated as current or at a past time; ensure you’re interpreting the intended time frame correctly.

Option 2: "Eslia ist in St. Pölten geboren." (Eslia was born in St. Pölten.)
- True if the film includes a clear birthplace statement or a scene that unambiguously identifies St. Pölten as her birthplace.
- False if the film states a different birthplace or does not mention birthplace at all.
- Watch for variants: sometimes places are mentioned in relation to family or education rather than birth; verify the exact wording.

Option 3: "Eslia wohnt in Wien." (Eslia lives in Vienna.)
- True if there is a direct assertion or a convincing scene showing residency in Wien.
- False if she is described as living elsewhere or if the place mentioned is only for school or work but not residence.
- Remember to distinguish between birthplace, current residence, and places where someone spends time; only current residence counts as "wohnt in".

Option 4: "Eslia hat eine Schwester." (Eslia has a sister.)
- True if the video introduces a sister as part of Eslia's family.
- False if there is no sister mentioned or if the person mentioned is a brother, parent, or another relative.
- Be mindful of indirect phrasing or names that could be misinterpreted; confirm the relation category is strictly sibling.

Option 5: "Zafer Kartal ist Türke und spricht sehr gut Deutsch." (Zafer Kartal is Turkish and speaks very good German.)
- True if the film explicitly identifies Zafer Kartal as Turkish and notes his German language ability, ideally with specifics or examples.
- False if his nationality is stated differently or if no comment on language ability is made; consider whether "sehr gut Deutsch" is an evaluative claim that is supported by dialogue or just a remark.
- Language considerations: ensure the statements reflect both nationality and language proficiency as presented, not assumptions.

Option 6: "Oma Nilüfer spricht gut Deutsch." (Grandmother Nilüfer speaks good German.)
- True if there is a direct remark or demonstration of Nilüfer speaking German well.
- False if her language is described differently (e.g., another language) or if no comment on language proficiency is made.
- Look for explicit statements or scenarios (conversation, subtitles) that establish language ability.

Option 7: "Oma Krisztina und Opa Walter wohnen in Wien." (Grandmother Krisztina and Grandfather Walter live in Vienna.)
- True if the video shows or states that both Krisztina and Walter reside in Wien.
- False if they live elsewhere or if only one of them is stated to live in Wien.
- Pay attention to whether only one grandparent’s residence is mentioned, or if the two are discussed together as a couple living in Vienna.

Option 8: "Opa Walter kommt aus Ungarn." (Grandfather Walter comes from Hungary.)
- True if the film indicates that Walter is from Hungary, such as references to origin, background, or heritage.
- False if his origin is stated as a different country, or if there is no mention of origin at all.
- Name-based assumptions should be avoided; rely on explicit origin statements within the video.

Option 9: "Oma Krisztina ist Österreicherin." (Grandmother Krisztina is Austrian.)
- True if Krisztina is identified as Austrian, with evidence like birth country, nationality, or residency.
- False if she is identified as belonging to another nationality or if nationality is not specified.
- Distinguish between ethnicity, nationality, and residency; use the nationality claim as presented in the video.

How to approach this task when you have the video:
- Make a quick note for each statement while watching: true, false, or uncertain, with a short justification based on what is shown or said.
- If any statement relies on inference rather than explicit information, mark it as uncertain and look for clarifying details in dialogue or captions.
- After watching, review all nine items to ensure consistency and alignment with the exact wording of each German statement.

If you can provide the video transcript or a summary of the key lines, I can help determine which of these statements are supported and which are not, with precise justifications for each option.

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