The motion permitted at a joint ranges from , such as where some skull bones interlock at a suture, to like that seen at the shoulder, where the humerus articulates with the scapula.

The correct answers are no movement; extensive movement.
You cannot move the joints near your skull - at least now willingly - only a doctor can remove parts of your skull if you are undergoing a brain surgery. Otherwise, there is no movement at all there. However, when it comes to your shoulders, for example, you can move them at will in whichever way you want to.

This movement is also referred to as  glacial plucking