Which connective tissue connects one bone to another bone at a joint?
Correct answer: B. Ligament
- A. Tendon
- B. Ligament
- C. Fascia
- D. Periosteum
Explanation
A ligament connects bone to bone and helps stabilise a joint. A tendon connects skeletal muscle to bone, which is the common trap in this question. Fascia surrounds muscles and other structures rather than joining bones at a joint.
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The skeletal and muscular systems include bone structure, joints, cartilage, the axial and appendicular skeleton, and the roles of ligaments and tendons. They also cover skeletal muscle organization, the sliding filament mechanism, neuromuscular contraction, and common differences between voluntary skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle and smooth muscle.
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