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1. What is the English translation of 'der Körperteil / Körperteile'?

Head

Arm

Leg

Body part

The correct translation of 'der Körperteil / Körperteile' is 'body part'. While 'arm', 'leg', and 'head' are also parts of the body, they are more specific than the term 'body part'.

Explanation

The correct translation of 'der Körperteil / Körperteile' is 'body part'. While 'arm', 'leg', and 'head' are also parts of the body, they are more specific than the term 'body part'.

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About This Quiz

Enhance your German language skills with this focused quiz on nouns (Nomen). It is designed to test and expand your vocabulary, helping you master the usage of nouns in various contexts. Ideal for learners seeking to improve their fluency and understanding.

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2. What is the meaning of das Gesicht / Gesichter?

Face

Arm

Chest

Leg

The correct translation of das Gesicht / Gesichter is face in English.

Explanation

The correct translation of das Gesicht / Gesichter is face in English.

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3. Das Haar / Haare

Skin

Hair

Tooth

Nail

The correct translation for 'das Haar / Haare' is 'hair'. While 'nail', 'skin', and 'tooth' are all body parts, they do not directly translate to 'Haar / Haare' in German.

Explanation

The correct translation for 'das Haar / Haare' is 'hair'. While 'nail', 'skin', and 'tooth' are all body parts, they do not directly translate to 'Haar / Haare' in German.

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4. Die Stirn / Stirnen.

Knee

Chin

Forehead

Elbow

The correct translation of 'die Stirn / Stirnen' is 'Forehead', not Chin, Elbow, or Knee.

Explanation

The correct translation of 'die Stirn / Stirnen' is 'Forehead', not Chin, Elbow, or Knee.

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5. What is the German translation for 'die Augenbraue / Auagenbrauen'?

Nose

Ear

Eye brow

Mouth

The correct German translation for 'die Augenbraue / Auagenbrauen' is 'eye brow'. The incorrect answers provided are body parts that are not related to the question.

Explanation

The correct German translation for 'die Augenbraue / Auagenbrauen' is 'eye brow'. The incorrect answers provided are body parts that are not related to the question.

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6. Das Auge / Augen.

Eye

Mouth

Ear

Nose

In German, 'das Auge' means 'eye' and 'Augen' is the plural form.

Explanation

In German, 'das Auge' means 'eye' and 'Augen' is the plural form.

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7. What is the German translation for the term 'Das Augenlid / Augenlider'?

Cheekbone

Earlobe

Nostril

Eyelid -- kelopak mata

In German, 'Das Augenlid / Augenlider' translates to 'Eyelid'. The incorrect options refer to other parts of the face such as earlobe, nostril, and cheekbone.

Explanation

In German, 'Das Augenlid / Augenlider' translates to 'Eyelid'. The incorrect options refer to other parts of the face such as earlobe, nostril, and cheekbone.

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8. Die Wimper/-n.

Eyebrow -- Alis

Lips -- Bibir

Nose -- Hidung

Eyelash -- Bulu mata

The correct translation for 'die Wimper/-n' is 'Eyelash' in English, and 'Bulu mata' in German.

Explanation

The correct translation for 'die Wimper/-n' is 'Eyelash' in English, and 'Bulu mata' in German.

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9. What is the German word for 'Nose'?

Auto

Haus

Maus

Nose

The correct translation of 'Nose' in German is 'die Nase'. The other options provided are 'Haus' which means 'house', 'Auto' which means 'car', and 'Maus' which means 'mouse'.

Explanation

The correct translation of 'Nose' in German is 'die Nase'. The other options provided are 'Haus' which means 'house', 'Auto' which means 'car', and 'Maus' which means 'mouse'.

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10. Die Wange / Wangen

Chin

Nose

Cheek

Ear

Die Wange / Wangen in German refers to the cheek/cheeks on the face. The nose, ear, and chin are other parts of the face but do not correspond to die Wange / Wangen.

Explanation

Die Wange / Wangen in German refers to the cheek/cheeks on the face. The nose, ear, and chin are other parts of the face but do not correspond to die Wange / Wangen.

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11. Der Mund / Münder

Eye

Foot

Hand

Mouth

The correct translation for 'der Mund' in German is 'mouth'. The other options are incorrect because they do not correspond to the correct translation.

Explanation

The correct translation for 'der Mund' in German is 'mouth'. The other options are incorrect because they do not correspond to the correct translation.

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12. Die Lippe /-n.

Nose

Chin

Lip

Ear

The correct translation of 'die Lippe' in German is 'lip'. The other options provided are incorrect translations for different body parts.

Explanation

The correct translation of 'die Lippe' in German is 'lip'. The other options provided are incorrect translations for different body parts.

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13. What is the German word for 'tooth'?

Haus

Tooth

Baum

Auto

The correct German word for 'tooth' is 'Zahn'. The other options provided are not related to teeth.

Explanation

The correct German word for 'tooth' is 'Zahn'. The other options provided are not related to teeth.

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14. What is the German word for 'chin'?

Kinne

Kinnchen

Kinn

Chindagu

The correct German word for 'chin' is 'Chindagu', whereas 'Kinne', 'Kinn', and 'Kinnchen' are incorrect terms.

Explanation

The correct German word for 'chin' is 'Chindagu', whereas 'Kinne', 'Kinn', and 'Kinnchen' are incorrect terms.

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15. Der Hals / Hälse

Arm

Foot

Neck

Leg

The correct translation of 'der Hals / Hälse' into English is 'neck'. This refers to the part of the body that connects the head to the torso.

Explanation

The correct translation of 'der Hals / Hälse' into English is 'neck'. This refers to the part of the body that connects the head to the torso.

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16. Das Ohr / Ohren

Mouth

Ear

Eye

Nose

The correct answer is 'ear' as 'das Ohr' translates to 'ear' in English.

Explanation

The correct answer is 'ear' as 'das Ohr' translates to 'ear' in English.

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17. Der Schnurrbart / Schnurrbärte

Sideburns

Mustache

Beard

Goatee

The correct translation of der Schnurrbart / Schnurrbärte is Mustache. A beard is hair that grows on the chin and cheeks of a person's face. Sideburns are patches of facial hair grown on the sides of the face in front of the ears. A goatee is a style of facial hair incorporating hair on a man's chin but not his cheeks.

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18. Der Bart / Bärte

Chin

Beard

Hair

Moustache

The correct translation for 'der Bart / Bärte' is 'beard'. While 'hair' and 'moustache' are also related to facial hair, they specifically refer to different parts of the face. 'Chin' is not related to facial hair at all.

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19. What is the translation of 'der Körper' in English?

Head

Mind

Body

Soul

The correct translation of 'der Körper' in English is 'Body', referring to the physical structure of a person or an animal.

Explanation

The correct translation of 'der Körper' in English is 'Body', referring to the physical structure of a person or an animal.

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20. Der Arm / Arme

Head

Hand

Leg

Arm

In German, the word 'der Arm' translates to 'arm' in English, specifically referring to the body part. The other incorrect options do not match the correct translation.

Explanation

In German, the word 'der Arm' translates to 'arm' in English, specifically referring to the body part. The other incorrect options do not match the correct translation.

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21. Die Brust / Brüste

Stomach

Leg

Chest

Arm

The correct translation of 'die Brust / Brüste' is 'Chest'. 'Arm', 'Leg', and 'Stomach' are different body parts with their respective German translations.

Explanation

The correct translation of 'die Brust / Brüste' is 'Chest'. 'Arm', 'Leg', and 'Stomach' are different body parts with their respective German translations.

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22. What is the German word for 'waist'?

Hüfte - hip

Büste - buste

Waist pinggang

Knie - knee

The correct translation of 'waist' in German is 'Die Taille / Taillen-- bacanya tallie/-n.' This word specifically refers to the midsection of the body.

Explanation

The correct translation of 'waist' in German is 'Die Taille / Taillen-- bacanya tallie/-n.' This word specifically refers to the midsection of the body.

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23. Das Bein / Beine.

Leg

Arm

Finger

Head

The correct translation of 'das Bein / Beine' is 'leg', not 'arm', 'head', or 'finger'.

Explanation

The correct translation of 'das Bein / Beine' is 'leg', not 'arm', 'head', or 'finger'.

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24. Die Hand / Hände

Hand

Head

Arm

Foot

The correct answer refers to the German word for 'hand' which is 'die Hand'. The other options provided do not match the given question.

Explanation

The correct answer refers to the German word for 'hand' which is 'die Hand'. The other options provided do not match the given question.

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25. What is the German translation for 'der Unterarm / Unterarme'?

Forearm

Shoulder

Wrist

Elbow

The correct translation for 'der Unterarm / Unterarme' in German is 'Forearm'. 'Elbow', 'Wrist', and 'Shoulder' are different parts of the arm and not the exact translation for 'Forearm'.

Explanation

The correct translation for 'der Unterarm / Unterarme' in German is 'Forearm'. 'Elbow', 'Wrist', and 'Shoulder' are different parts of the arm and not the exact translation for 'Forearm'.

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26. What is the German word for elbow?

Die Nase

Elbow

Das Knie

Der Fuß

The correct German word for elbow is 'der Ellenbogen'. The incorrect answers provided are 'die Nase' which means nose, 'das Knie' which means knee, and 'der Fuß' which means foot.

Explanation

The correct German word for elbow is 'der Ellenbogen'. The incorrect answers provided are 'die Nase' which means nose, 'das Knie' which means knee, and 'der Fuß' which means foot.

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27. What is the German translation for 'der Oberarm / Oberarme'?

Upperarm

Elbow

Shoulder

Forearm

The correct translation for 'der Oberarm / Oberarme' is 'upper arm', which refers to the part of the arm between the shoulder and elbow.

Explanation

The correct translation for 'der Oberarm / Oberarme' is 'upper arm', which refers to the part of the arm between the shoulder and elbow.

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28. What is the translation of 'der Finger' in English?

Foot

Hand

Toe

Finger

The correct translation of 'der Finger' in English is 'finger'. While other options refer to parts of the body, they are not translations of the specific German word 'Finger'.

Explanation

The correct translation of 'der Finger' in English is 'finger'. While other options refer to parts of the body, they are not translations of the specific German word 'Finger'.

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29. What is the German word for thumb?

Toe

Hand

Thumb

Finger

The correct German word for thumb is 'Daumen'. 'Finger' is a general term for fingers, 'Hand' refers to the entire hand, and 'Toe' is a part of the foot.

Explanation

The correct German word for thumb is 'Daumen'. 'Finger' is a general term for fingers, 'Hand' refers to the entire hand, and 'Toe' is a part of the foot.

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