Immune System Review

What is the first defense structure or strategy a pathogen is likely to encounter?

• macrophages

• T cells

• skin

• fever

Which cell is part of the innate/non-specific immune response?

• macrophages

• helper T cells

• killer/cytotoxic T cells

• antibodies

Which cell is part of the adaptive/specific immune response?

• macrophages

• leukocytes

• B cells

• red blood cells

Which cells specifically allow your body to respond to future infections of a pathogen that you encountered previously?

• Helper T cells

• B cells

• Killer/Cytotoxic T cells

• Memory cells

Which response allows your body to respond to pathogens in your bloodstream that haven't infected your cells?

• cell-mediated

• antibody-mediated

• passive

• active

Which response allows your body to respond to pathogens such as viruses that have infected your cells?

• cell-mediated

• antibody-mediated

• passive

• active

Tags

NGSS.HS-LS1-3

Which of the following are associated with the cell-mediated response?

• B cells

• Macrophages

• Antibodies

• Killer/Cytotoxic T cells

What are the "big eaters" that engulf and display pathogens?

• macrophages

• red blood cells

• helper T cells

• memory cells

These cells are responsible for making antibodies.

• Helper T Cells
• Killer T Cells
• B Cells
• Macrophages

What is the main purpose of the immune system?

• Support the body through bones and muscles
• Get rid of waste from the body
• Protect the body from pathogens
• Move blood through the body