Bones, Tendons and Muscles

When a muscle contracts, it pulls on the... which, in turn, pulls on the bone to produce movement at the joint.
Where two bones meet in the body, we have a.. .
There are three main types of joint-
... (e.g. knee) allows movement in only... plane.
... (e.g. the shoulder) allows movement in many planes.
... (e.g. between the bones of the skull) allows no movement at all.
The bones in a joint are held together by...
The joint is lubricated by an oily liquid called..
Which is made by the...
The ends of the bones are coated in a smooth, rubbery tissue called... Which prevents the bones grinding against each other and acts as a shock absorber.

Thanks.

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