Question

question 7 (mandatory) (1 point) the joints between phalanges have the structural subtype __, and they conduct what type of movement? condylar; abduction/adduction of fingers/toes hinge; flexion/extension of fingers/toes hinge; abduction/adduction of fingers/toes condylar; flexion/extension of fingers/toes question 8 (mandatory) (1 point) the proximal radioulnar joint has the structural subtype __, and conduct what type of movement? pivot; rotation of radius pivot; flexion/extension of forearm hinge; flexion/extension of forearm hinge; rotation of radius

Explanation:

The joints between phalanges are hinge - type joints allowing flexion and extension of fingers/toes. The proximal radioulnar joint is a pivot - type joint enabling rotation of the radius.

Answer:

Question 7: hinge; flexion/extension of fingers/toes
Question 8: pivot; rotation of radius