Level 8: Der Koerper

The sentence states that the woman has beautiful, long something. The options given are "Nasen" (noses), "Zähne" (teeth), "Augen" (eyes), and "Haare" (hair). Out of these options, only "Haare" makes sense in the context of the sentence, as it is common to describe hair as beautiful and long. Therefore, the correct answer is "Haare".

The given question is asking how we see something. The correct answer is "mit den Augen" which means "with the eyes" in English. This is the correct answer because our eyes are the primary sensory organs responsible for visual perception.

In German, the phrase "jede Hand hat" translates to "each hand has." The options provided are different body parts, but only "fünf Finger" (five fingers) is a correct statement that matches the phrase.

The correct answer is "mit den Händen" because "klatschen" means to clap, and clapping is typically done with the hands. The other options, such as "mit den Füßen" (with the feet), "mit den Ohren" (with the ears), and "mit den Haaren" (with the hair), do not make sense in this context as clapping is not typically done with those body parts.

The correct answer is "spielt, mit den Füßen". This is because the sentence structure suggests that the boy is playing with something, and "Fußball" (football) is the most logical object for him to be playing with. Additionally, the preposition "mit" is used to indicate that he is using his feet to play with the football.

The correct answer is "umarmt, mit den Armen". This answer is correct because "umarmt" means "hugs" in English, and it makes sense to hug someone with your arms. Additionally, "mit den Armen" means "with the arms" in English, which further supports the answer choice.

The man has two feet, two ears, two eyes, and two arms. The question is asking for another body part that the man has in pairs. The correct answer is "zwei Arme" which means two arms in German.

The correct answer is "dem Rücken" because the preposition "dem" is used with the dative case, which is used to indicate the indirect object or the location of an action. In this case, "dem Rücken" means "on the back" or "lying on the back."

The correct answer is "küsst" because it is the only verb that makes sense in the context of the sentence. The sentence is asking what you do with your lips, and "küsst" means "to kiss" in German, which is an action that involves using your lips. The other options ("schmeckst," "denkst," and "sitzt") do not fit the context and do not make sense as actions that you would do with your lips.

The correct answer is "lächeln" because it is the only verb that is commonly associated with the action of using the mouth. "Riechen" means to smell, "denken" means to think, and "klatschen" means to clap, none of which specifically involve the use of the mouth.