Question
What are the different types of joints? Give one example of each type.
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Answer
| Types of joints | Example |
| Immovable joint | Skull bones |
| Partially movable joint | Joints between vertebrae |
| Freely movable joint | Hip joint |
| Gliding joint | Ankle bones |
| Pivot joint | Joint between atlas and axis vertebrae |
| Hinge joint | Elbow |
| Ball and socket joint | Shoulder joint |
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