By the Eighteenth Century, ____ Had Replaced ____ as the Cloth

question 42

Multiple Choice

By the eighteenth century, ____ had replaced ____ as the cloth of choice for most Japanese.

• A) silk; leather
• B) silk; wool
• C) wool; cotton
• D) silk; cotton
• E) cotton; hemp

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Definitions:

Sternal Symphyses

Joints located where the cartilage connects the rib bones to the sternum, allowing for flexibility and movement during breathing.

Sternocostal Synchrondrosis

Sternocostal synchondrosis refers to the cartilaginous joints between the sternum and the first ribs, which are important for rib cage flexibility and stability.

Costochondral Joint

The region where a rib meets its respective costal cartilage, allowing slight movement and contributing to the chest's elasticity.

Sternal Symphyses

Articulations between the segments of the sternum, facilitating slight movements and flexibility of the chest wall.