VL 9

Question 1

fine

Answer 1

fin (m)
fint (n)
fine (pl)

Question 2

good

Answer 2

god [go] (m)
godt [gått] (n)
gode [goe] (pl)

Question 3

expensive

Answer 3

dyr (m)
dyrt (n)
dyre (pl)

Question 4

cold

Answer 4

kald (m)
kaldt (n)
kalde (pl)

Question 5

warm

Answer 5

varm (m)
varmt (n)
varme (pl)

Question 6

big

Answer 6

stor (m)
stort (n)
store (pl)

Question 7

light, bright

Answer 7

lys (m)
lyst (n)
lyse (pl)

Question 8

dark

Answer 8

mørk (m)
mørkt (n)
mørke (pl)

Question 9

short, low

Answer 9

lav (m)
lavt (n)
lave (pl)

Question 10

long

Answer 10

lang (m)
langt (n)
lange (pl)

Question 11

green

Answer 11

grønn (m)
grønt (n)
grønne (pl)

Adjectives that ends with two similar consonants,
loose one of the consonants in neuter

Question 12

thick

Answer 12

tykk/tjukk (m)
tykt /tjukt (n)
tykke/ tjukke (pl)

Adjectives that ends with two similar consonants,
loose one of the consonants in neuter

Question 13

thin

Answer 13

tynn (m)
tynt (n)
tynne (pl)

(Adjectives that ends with two similar consonants,
loose one of the consonants in neuter)

Question 14

cheap

Answer 14

billig (m, n)
billige (pl)

(Adjectives that end in -ig, isk, and adjectives denoting nationality that ends in
-sk do not get -t in Neuter singular)

Question 15

bad

Answer 15

dårlig (m, n)
dårlige (pl)

(Adjectives that end in -ig, isk, and adjectives denoting nationality that ends in
-sk do not get -t in Neuter singular)

Question 16

nice

Answer 16

hyggelig (m, n)
hyggelige (pl)

(Adjectives that end in -ig, isk, and adjectives denoting nationality that ends in
-sk do not get -t in Neuter singular)

Question 17

difficult

Answer 17

vanskelig (m, n)
vanskelige (pl)

(Adjectives that end in -ig, isk, and adjectives denoting nationality that ends in
-sk do not get -t in Neuter singular)

Question 18

Norwegian

Answer 18

norsk (m, n)
norske (pl)

(Adjectives that end in -ig, isk, and adjectives denoting nationality that ends in
-sk do not get -t in Neuter singular)

Question 19

English

Answer 19

engelsk (m, n)
engelske (pl)

(Adjectives that end in -ig, isk, and adjectives denoting nationality that ends in
-sk do not get -t in Neuter singular)

Question 20

modern

Answer 20

moderne (m, n, pl)

(Adjectives that end with -e, -ete, -ende and -a do not change endings )

Question 21

messy

Answer 21

rotete (m, n, pl)

(Adjectives that end with -e, -ete, -ende and -a do not change endings )

Question 22

noisy

Answer 22

bråkete (m, n, pl)

(Adjectives that end with -e, -ete, -ende and -a do not change endings )

Question 23

exiting

Answer 23

spennende (m, n, pl)

(Adjectives that end with -e, -ete, -ende and -a do not change endings )

Question 24

purple

Answer 24

lilla (m, n, pl)

(Adjectives that end with -e, -ete, -ende and -a do not change endings )

Question 25

pink

Answer 25

rosa (m, n, pl) (Adjectives that end with -e, -ete, -ende and -a do not change endings )

Question 26

orange

Answer 26

oransje (m, n, pl) (Adjectives that end with -e, -ete, -ende and -a do not change endings )

Question 27

new

Answer 27

ny (m) nytt (n) nye (pl) (Adjectives that end in other vowels than -e or -a get -tt in the neuter form.)

Question 28

free

Answer 28

fri (m) fritt (n) frie (pl) (Adjectives that end in other vowels than -e or -a get -tt in the neuter form.)

Question 29

blue

Answer 29

blå (m) blått (n) blå(e) (pl) (Adjectives that end in other vowels than -e or -a get -tt in the neuter form.)

Question 30

grey

Answer 30

grå (m) grått (n) grå(e) (pl) (Adjectives that end in other vowels than -e or -a get -tt in the neuter form.)

Question 31

funny

Answer 31

morsom (m) morsomt (n) morsomme (pl) (Adjectives that end in -som and -m get double -m in plural)

Question 32

empty

Answer 32

tom (m) tomt (n) tomme (pl) (Adjectives that end in -som and -m get double -m in plural)

Question 33

stupid

Answer 33

dum (m) dumt (n) dumme (pl) (Adjectives that end in -som and -m get double -m in plural)

Question 34

open

Answer 34

åpen (m) åpent (n) åpne (pl) (Adjectives that end with -en,-er and -el loose the -e in -en,-er and -el in plural, and if the adjective has double consonant, it loose one of the consonant)

Question 35

beautiful

Answer 35

vakker (m) vakkert (n) vakre (pl) (Adjectives that end with -en,-er and -el loose the -e in -en,-er and -el in plural, and if the adjective has double consonant, it loose one of the consonant)

Question 36

old

Answer 36

gammel (m) gammelt (n) gamle (pl) (Adjectives that end with -en,-er and -el loose the -e in -en,-er and -el in plural, and if the adjective has double consonant, it loose one of the consonant)

Question 37

black

Answer 37

svart (m, n) svarte (pl) (Adjectives that end with consonant + t: do not get a second -t in neuter Adjectives that end with vowel + t: get a second -t in neuter)

Question 38

white

Answer 38

hvit (m) hvitt (n) hvite (pl) (Adjectives that end with consonant + t: do not get a second -t in neuter Adjectives that end with vowel + t: get a second -t in neuter)

Question 39

little, small

Answer 39

liten (m) lite (n) små (pl)

Question 40

yellow

Answer 40

gul (m) gult (n) gule (pl)

Question 41

brown

Answer 41

brun (m) brunt (n) brune (pl)

Question 42

light blue

Answer 42

lyseblå (m) lyseblått (n) lyseblå(e) (pl)

Question 43

dark blue

Answer 43

mørkeblå (m) mørkeblått (n) mørkeblå(e) (pl)