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4Y052 CDC MODULE 2 REVIEW QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 2025
Which bone forms the back and base of the skull? - CORRECT ANSWER -Occipital



Which facial bone is the largest and strongest? - CORRECT ANSWER -Mandible



What surface of the ramus is the mandibular foramen on? - CORRECT ANSWER -Lingual



The lower compartment of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is composed of the mandibu
lar condyle, the . - CORRECT ANSWER -
inferior synovial cavity, and the articulator disc.



Which movement occurs in the upper compartment of the temporomandibular joint? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Translatory



What feature guides the temporomandibular joint's (TMJ) movements? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Eminence angle



What are the four paired primary mastication muscles? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Masseter, Temporalis, Internal pterygoid, and External pterygoid



What muscle is shaped like a large fan? - CORRECT ANSWER -Temporalis



Which muscles assist in mastication and are known as secondary muscles? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Buccinator, Orbicularis oris, mylohyoid, and geniohyoid muscles



What body part(s) is/are considered the single most important articulator of speech? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Tongue

, Mucosa is made of underlying connective tissue and - CORRECT ANSWER -Epithelium



An over contoured crown can stretch free gingiva beyond its limits. If left untreated, this ca
n cause a loss of - CORRECT ANSWER -supporting tissue



Which specialized mucosa is the smallest, most numerous and provides the sense of touch?
- CORRECT ANSWER -Filiform



What mucosa covers the lips, cheeks, soft palate, and the underside of the tongue? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Lining



Which type of salivary glands lie in the cheek just in front of the ear? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Parotid



Name the two types of crowns - CORRECT ANSWER -Anatomic and clinical



The natural color of teeth originates from - CORRECT ANSWER -Dentin



What tissue is the vital center of a tooth and is composed of blood vessels, nerves, and cell
ular elements? - CORRECT ANSWER -Dental pulp



The main function of periodontal fibers is to semi-rigidly support the - CORRECT ANSWER -
Teeth



The interdental papilla is a fold of tissue that has which type of general shape? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Triangular

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