Fill in the blank with the most appropriate term: cartilaginous, fibrous, synovial, amphiarthrosis, diarthrosis, or synarthrosis. ______________________ 1. Functional category that has the greatest amount of movement. ______________________ 2. Functional category that has the least amount of movement. ______________________ 3. Functional category that is slightly movable. ______________________ 4. Structural category that has an articular (joint) capsule. ______________________ 5. Structural category that has cartilage joining the ends of the articulating bones. ______________________ 6. Structural category with a joint cavity. ______________________ 7. Structural category that is tightly held together by fibrous connective tissue

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