Which term matches the phrase 'to commute back and forth'?

• A. Be In Legislature
• B. Doch
• C. Hin Und Her Pendeln
• D. Toss

Answer: (C)

This question tests recognizing a phrase that means moving between two places repeatedly, i.e., commuting back and forth.

The correct term is Hin Und Her Pendeln. In German, pendeln means to swing or travel back and forth, and Hin Und Her literally captures that back-and-forth movement, which is exactly what “to commute back and forth” describes.

The other options don’t fit: Be In Legislature isn’t a phrase for moving between places; Doch is a German word meaning “however” or a reinforcing yes in some contexts; Toss is English for “throw.” None convey the sense of repeated travel between two points.