A ____ mortise-and-tenon joint has a tongue that projects from the tenon's shoulder between the edge of the tenon and the edge of the rail.
A) through
B) haunched
C) mitered
D) loose

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A haunched mortise-and-tenon joint has a tongue that projects from the tenon's shoulder between the edge of the tenon and the edge of the rail, which is known as the haunch. This adds extra strength to the joint and is commonly used in furniture construction.

A ____ Mortise-And-Tenon Joint Has a Tongue That Projects from the Tenon's