The temporomandibular joint permits movement of the:
A)mandible.
B)maxilla.
C)gomphosis.
D)cartilaginous joint.

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The temporomandibular joint allows the mandible to move,articulating with the maxilla.
The maxilla is the upper arch or upper jaw.
A gomphosis is a synovial joint that moves.It forms the attachment of the tooth to the socket.
A cartilaginous joint is made of connective tissue and cartilage.These joints move only slightly.An example is the joint between vertebrae.

The Temporomandibular Joint Permits Movement of The