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The knee joint is a hinge joint between ___________?

Correct answer: A. Femur & Tibia

  • A. Femur & Tibia
  • B. Femur & febula
  • C. Humerus & Tibia
  • D. Humerus & Febula

Explanation

The knee is a hinge joint formed mainly by the femur and tibia, allowing flexion and extension. The fibula is present near the knee but does not form the primary hinge articulation with the femur.

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