The strongest bone in human body is?
Correct answer: C. Femur
- A. Ulna
- B. Tibia
- C. Femur
- D. Wrist bone
Explanation
The femur, or thigh bone, is generally described as the strongest and largest bone in the human body because it bears substantial body weight. The tibia also bears weight, but it is not usually identified as the strongest bone.
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