The ball of one bone rotates in the socket of the other bone. This type of joint is seen in

Hip joint

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Elbow joint

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Shoulder joint

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Knee joint

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Solution

The correct options are
A
Hip joint

C
Shoulder joint

The ball of one bone rotates in the socket of the other bone. This type of joint allows the bone to move in a 360° angle—with more freedom than other joints. This type of joint is seen in the hip and the shoulder joint.

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Column I	Column II
p. Tendon	(i) Shoulder and hip joint
q. Muscles	(ii) Relaxing and contracting
r. Hinge joint	(iii) Knee and elbow
s. Ball and socket joint	(iv) Present between the bone and the muscle

Match the joint with the bone they join.

i. Synovial joint a. Elbow joint

ii. Pivot joint b. Thumb joint

iii. Saddle joint c. Carpal bone in wrist

iv. Hinge Joint d. Hip joint

V. Ball and socket Joint e. Knee joint

Vi. Condyloid joint f. Neck (axis and atlas)

Shoulder and hip bones form a part of the:

\begin{matrix} Column I & Column II p. Tendon & (i) Shoulder and hip joint q. Peristaisis movement & (ii) Involuntary movement r. Hinge joint & (iii) Knee and elbow s. Ball and socket joint & (iv) Present between bones and muscles \end{matrix}

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