Hair & Scalp SciencesQuestion 72 of 100
Which bone forms the forehead?
a.Mandible
b.Zygomatic
c.Frontal
d.Occipital
Explanation
The frontal bone forms the forehead. The occipital forms the back of the skull, the zygomatic is the cheekbone, and the mandible is the lower jaw.
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