Common to every type of joint is:
A) a connection of two or more bones.
B) freedom of movement.
C) movement in a single direction.
D) a synovial membrane.

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Every joint involves a connection of two or more bones. While some joints may have more freedom of movement than others, this is not a defining characteristic of joints as a group. Similarly, not all joints move in a single direction, and not all joints have a synovial membrane (some connective tissue joints, for example, lack this feature).

Common to Every Type of Joint Is