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WorksheetsImmunity: Development of Immunity (S2T9)
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 17mins
Which of the following types of immunity is a short-term immunity?
Passive immunity
Active immunity
Which of the following types of immunity is a long-term immunity?
Passive immunity
Active immunity
Passive immunity is developed after you receive antibodies from another individual / another sources.
True
False
Active immunity is developed after being exposed to an infection / from getting a vaccination.
True
False
Recipient's B and T cells are involved in passive immunity.
True
False
This type of immunity is acquired by the transfer of maternal antibodies across placenta (IgG) / in breast milk (IgA).
Naturally acquired Passive immunity
Artificially induced Passive immunity
Naturally acquired Active immunity
Artificially induced Active immunity
This type of immunity is acquired by injection of antibodies in antiserum.
Naturally acquired Passive immunity
Artificially induced Passive immunity
Naturally acquired Active immunity
Artificially induced Active immunity
This type of immunity is developed after exposure to an infection (antigen).
Naturally acquired Passive immunity
Artificially induced Passive immunity
Naturally acquired Active immunity
Artificially induced Active immunity
This type of immunity is developed after getting a vaccination.
Naturally acquired Passive immunity
Artificially induced Passive immunity
Naturally acquired Active immunity
Artificially induced Active immunity
Which of the following is NOT an example of vaccination?
BCG
Rubella
Nabila
DPT
In primary immune response:
IgM is the first antibody produced
IgG is the main antibody produced
If the same pathogen attacks a person for a second time, which of the following cells are used for a rapid immune response?
T cells
B cells
In secondary immune response:
IgM is the first antibody produced
IgG is the main antibody produced
