Matching: The table below includes examples of synovial joints (and a few tricky ones that are not synovial). Your goal is to determine which type of synovial joint each joint is. Use the bank as a guide. If the joint discussed is NOT a synovial joint, write which type it is (cartilaginous or fibrous). Step 1: Find the joint in your own body. • Step 2: Try to move that joint. • Step 3: Use the synovial joint bank below to determine which it is. Bank: ● ● ● ● • ● ● ● Hinge Joint (used 2 times) Pivot Joint (used 2 times) Saddle Joint (used 1 time) Plane Joint (used 2 times) Ball & Socket Joint (used 2 times) Condyloid Joint (used 2 times) Not a synovial joint (used 3 times) Joint Atlas - Axis Pubis-Pubis Humerus-Scapula Type of Synovial Joint Picture BLOCKS 露

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