Synovial fluid serves as a lubricant to prevent friction between two parts that move on each other such as in the case of and bones.

The right answer is cartilages.

Synovial fluid, or synovium, is a biological fluid produced by the synovial membrane. This liquid is viscous, transparent or pale yellow.

It forms a film on the internal faces of the joint capsule. It reduces friction, absorbs shocks, and exchange nutrients, oxygen and wastes (cartilage is an avascular tissue, it does not have any blood vessels that perform these tasks).

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