Question

1. a site where two bones articulate is known as which of the following?

fusion
contraction
joint
ligament

Explanation:

• Fusion: This term refers to the process of joining or combining things, not specifically the site where two bones articulate.
• Contraction: This is related to the shortening or tightening of a muscle, not the connection between bones.
• Joint: By definition, a joint is the site where two or more bones come together (articulate).
• Ligament: A ligament is a band of tough, fibrous connective tissue that connects bones to other bones, but it is not the site of articulation itself.

Answer:

C. Joint