True
False

2 . Abduction and adduction always refer to movements of the appendicular skeleton.

True
False

3 . Common athletic injuries involve the menisci.

True
False

4 . Joints typically found at the end of long bones are amphiarthroses.

True
False

5 . Only rotation is possible in pivot joints.

True
False

6 . Only the clavicle attaches to the axial skeleton.

True
False

7 . Standing on tiptoe is an example of a movement called dorsiflexion.

True
False

8 . The joints that are subjected to the greatest forces would be found in the legs.

True
False

9 . The knee is a freely movable synovial joint of the diarthrotic type.

True
False

10 . The location where two bones meet is called an articulation.

True
False

11 . The movement of a body part forward in a horizontal plane is called retraction.

True
False

12 . The movement of the body part upwards is called depression.

True
False

13 . The only example of gomphosis is the articulation of a tooth with its bony alveolar socket.

True
False

14 . The opposite movement of pronation is supination.

True
False

15 . The pubic symphysis represents a synarthrotic articulation.

True
False

16 . A suture is an example of a synarthrosis.

True
False

17 . Bringing two bones closer together is an example of extension.

True
False

18 . A common injury at the glenohumeral joint is a dislocation.

True
False

19 . Cruciate ligaments are found in the shoulder joint.

True
False

20 . The metacarpalphalangeal joints are an example of hinge joints.

True
False