Match the following
(List-I)(A)Symphysis (B)Synchondroses (C)Syndesmoses (D)Gomphosis
(List_II)(1)Interosseous membrane (2)Dento-alveolar (3)Epiphyseal plate (4)Pelvic girdle

Options

A. A-(3),B-(2),C-(1),D-(4)
B. A-(4),B-(2),C-(1),D-(3)
C. A-(3),B-(4),C-(1),D-(2)
D. A-(4),B-(3),C-(1),D-(2)

Answer

To solve the matching question, we will analyze each term in List-I and find the appropriate corresponding term in List-II.

### Step-by-Step Solution:

1. **Identify Symphysis (A)**:
- A symphysis is a type of joint where two bones are joined by fibrocartilage.
- The pelvic girdle is an example of a symphysis joint as it connects the two halves of the pelvis through fibrocartilaginous tissue.
- **Match**: (A) Symphysis → (4) Pelvic girdle

2. **Identify Synchondroses (B)**:
- Synchondroses are cartilaginous joints where hyaline cartilage connects the bones.
- The epiphyseal plate, which is found in growing long bones, is made of hyaline cartilage and serves as a synchondrosis.
- **Match**: (B) Synchondroses → (3) Epiphyseal plate

3. **Identify Syndesmoses (C)**:
- Syndesmoses are joints where two bones are connected by a ligament or an interosseous membrane.
- The interosseous membrane is a fibrous sheet that connects two bones, such as the radius and ulna in the forearm.
- **Match**: (C) Syndesmoses → (1) Interosseous membrane

4. **Identify Gomphosis (D)**:
- Gomphosis is a type of joint where a peg-like structure fits into a socket, such as the connection between teeth and their sockets in the jaw.
- The dento-alveolar joint refers to the connection of teeth to the alveolar bone.
- **Match**: (D) Gomphosis → (2) Dento-alveolar

### Final Matches:
- (A) Symphysis → (4) Pelvic girdle
- (B) Synchondroses → (3) Epiphyseal plate
- (C) Syndesmoses → (1) Interosseous membrane
- (D) Gomphosis → (2) Dento-alveolar

### Conclusion:
The correct answer is:
- **Option 4**: (A) matches with (4), (B) matches with (3), (C) matches with (1), and (D) matches with (2).