SHEET 02 · ÖSD A1
Hören: das Notizblatt
hören und notieren — the öSD signature task worth 10 points
Aufgabe 2 is the task no other A1 exam has: ONE message, heard TWICE, and you fill a notepad (Was / Wann / Uhrzeit / Wo / Telefonnummer). 5 correct lines = 10 points. The two letter-perfect lines (phone number, spelled address) are all-or-nothing: one wrong digit = 0 for the line. This sheet trains exactly that.
THE RULES — AND WHERE THE EXAM TESTS THEM
First pass: catch WHAT KIND of info each line wants
Wann → day or date · Uhrzeit → time · Wo → place · Telefonnummer → digits
EXAM:Read the notepad labels in the 30-second prep window BEFORE the text starts.
Second pass is for VERIFICATION, not discovery
„Ich wiederhole“-moments confirm what you wrote
EXAM:The text plays twice — write a rough answer first, verify on pass two.
Phone numbers: write digits AS YOU HEAR them, grouped
„null – sechs – sechs – vier“ → 0664
EXAM:Austrian numbers often start 0664/0676 (mobile); German 0176/0172; Swiss 076/079.
Addresses are usually SPELLED OUT
„B-E-R-N-E-R-gasse 12“
EXAM:The Modellsatz text spells the street name letter by letter — follow the letters, not the sound.
uhrzeit: expect quarter expressions
„Viertel nach acht“ = 8.15, „halb neun“ = 8.30
EXAM:The Notizblatt line is exact: write 8.15 Uhr, not „nach acht“.
Day AND date can both appear
„am Dienstag, dem 12. Mai“
EXAM:Write one — the line usually accepts either, but know both forms.
MINI-DRILL — COVER THE ANSWERS FIRST
You hear „null – eins – sieben – sechs – zwei – zwei – null – vier – eins“. Write the number.
0176 22041 — digit by digit, grouped as spoken
You hear „Viertel vor elf“. What do you write?
10.45 Uhr
You hear „FReitagnachmittag um drei“. Wann + Uhrzeit lines?
Wann: Freitag · Uhrzeit: um 15 Uhr
You hear „Dachauerstraße — D-A-C-H-A-U-E-R, Nummer 27“. Write the line.
Dachauerstraße 27
THE TRAPS — WHERE POINTS DIE
- !Copying a HALF-heard number: one wrong digit kills the whole line (all-or-nothing rule). If unsure between two digits, wait — pass two decides.
- !Writing the DECOY time: öSD texts often mention two times („Termin um 10, bitte um 9.30 da sein“). Match the label's intent: which line asks for the Termin, which for Ankunft.
- !Writing words where digits belong („null vier…“) — digits are safer and faster; the grader accepts either but digits prevent spelling slips.