The joints that allow movements in several directions are:
Correct answer: C. Ball and Socket Joints
- A. Hinge Joints
- B. Fibrous Joints
- C. Ball and Socket Joints
- D. Cartilaginous Joints
Explanation
Explanation:The joints that allow movements in several directions are called ball and socket joints. This option is not correct because hinge joints allow movement in one plane only. This option is also incorrect because fibrous joints show no movement. This option is also incorrect because Cartilaginous joints show very limited movement.
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