Bilingual Anatomy Quiz: English and Spanish Body Parts

The correct answer is 'Legs / Piernas'. We use our legs to walk as they provide support and movement for our body. Using arms, head, or stomach to walk would not be anatomically correct.

The sense of hearing is associated with the ears, which are the organs used for auditory perception. The nose is used for smelling, the elbow is a joint, and the knee is a joint in the leg, which are not relevant to the act of hearing.

When hugging someone, you typically use your arms to wrap around them. Using any other body part like leg, head, or foot would not be considered a standard way of giving a hug.

The mouth contains vocal cords, tongue and other structures necessary for producing spoken language.

The nose contains olfactory receptors which are responsible for detecting odors, making it the primary organ used for smelling. The mouth, eyes, and ears do not play a significant role in the sense of smell.

The correct answer is fingers or dedos, as they are the most commonly used body part to catch objects due to their dexterity and precision.

The correct answer is 'Eye / Ojo' as it is the organ specifically responsible for vision, while the ear is associated with hearing, the nose with smelling, and the tongue with tasting.

The tongue contains taste buds that allow us to perceive different flavors in the food we eat.

When biting fruits, the most common body part used is the teeth, as they are designed for chewing and breaking down food.