The word kindergarten comes from German. What is its literal meaning?
AHouse of the play
BHall of first words
CSchool of the young
DGarden for children
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Garden for children
1. Kindergarten is a German word.
2. Its literal meaning is garden for the children, used metaphorically for a place where children grow naturally.
3. The other options do not match the literal translation.
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