NameLab SectionDate1. Complete the following table.Categorya.d.CartilaginousFibrousk.2. Articular cartilage.3. Interosseous membrane.Type4. Synovial membrane5. BursaSutureg.Symphysisi.MUNI.Classification of Fibrous and Cartilaginous JointsEXERCISE 9ArticulationsStructureb.e.h.REVIEW SHEETj.QUESTIONS 2-10: Match the term in column A with the correct description in column B.APeriodontal ligaments anchorteeth to bones.BDegree of MovementC.f.No movementLittle movementm.a. C-shaped plate of fibrocartilage that provides shock absorption atthe knee jointb. Synchondrosis where bone growth occursc. Layer of hyal

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