Which is the smallest bone in human body?

A. Femur 

B. Malleus 

C. Stapes 

D. None of the above 

Solution: C 

Stapes bone present in the ear is the smallest bone in human body. Femur is the longest bone in human body.

Hence, option (c) is correct. 






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