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Question
Match the following.
| 'Group A' | 'Group B' |
|
1. |
A. Marginal |
2.  |
B. Basal |
3.  |
C. Axile |
4.  |
D. Free central |
5.  |
E. Parietal |
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Solution
| 'Group A' | 'Group B' |
|
1. |
C. Axile |
| 2. |
E. Parietal |
| 3. |
A. Marginal |
| 4. |
B. Basal |
| 5. |
D. Free central |
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