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Which of these can refer to a boy but not to a girl? (1 point) Responses cantante cantante bailarín bailarín atleta atleta jove...Question
Which of these can refer to a boy but not to a girl? (1 point) Responses cantante cantante bailarín bailarín atleta atleta joven
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The words that can refer to a boy but not to a girl from your list are "bailarín" and "atleta" in the masculine form. "Bailarín" specifically refers to a male dancer, while "atleta" can be used for both males and females, but in its masculine form it specifically refers to a male athlete.
However, "joven" is gender-neutral and can refer to both boys and girls, and "cantante" is also used for both genders.
So, the best answers are "bailarín" and "atleta" (when specifically referring to males).
However, "joven" is gender-neutral and can refer to both boys and girls, and "cantante" is also used for both genders.
So, the best answers are "bailarín" and "atleta" (when specifically referring to males).
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In that case, the word that specifically refers to a boy but not to a girl is **"bailarín."**
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