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WorksheetsOFFICIAL QUIZ 1-HISTORY AND CHAPTER 1 STEVENS
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Year of the demostration of cutaneous hypersensitivity
a)
1958-1962
b)
1944
c)
1883-1905
d)
1891
2.
Person who discovered smallpox vaccine
a)
Jenner
b)
Haeckel
c)
Pasteur
d)
Metchnikoff
3.
Person who discovered Arthus reaction of intermediate hypersensitivity
a)
Ehrlich
b)
Portier/Richet
c)
Arthus
d)
Salk.Sabin
4.
Year of discovery for cellular theory of immunity
a)
1958-1962
b)
1944
c)
1883-1905
d)
1891
5.
Person who discovered the first monoclonal antibodies
a)
Burnet
b)
Kohler
c)
Mosmann
d)
Frazer
6.
Year of crafting the hypothesis of allograft rejection
a)
1958-1962
b)
1944
c)
1883-1905
d)
1891
7.
Person who discovered the clonal selection theory
a)
Burnet
b)
Kohler
c)
Mosmann
d)
Frazer
8.
Year of discovery of Human leukocyte antigens
a)
1972
b)
1964-1968
c)
1958-1962
d)
1944
9.
Person who discovered the vaccine against yellow fever
a)
Arthus
b)
Salk, Sabin
c)
Reed
d)
Burnet
10.
Year of discovery of T-cell and B-cell cooperation in immune response
a)
1986
b)
1965-1987
c)
1972
d)
1964-1968
11.
Person who discovered the Type I hypersensitivity
a)
Koch
b)
Ehrlich
c)
Portier, Richet
d)
Arthus
12.
Year of identification of antibody molecule
a)
1985-1987
b)
1972
c)
1964-1968
d)
1958-1962
13.
Person who discovered the antibody formation theory
a)
Koch
b)
Ehrlich
c)
Portier, Richet
d)
Arthus
14.
Year of identification of genes for T cell receptor
a)
1986
b)
1985-1987
c)
1972
d)
1964-1968
15.
Persons who proposed the humoral theory of immunity
a)
Metchnikoff
b)
Von Behring, Kitasata
c)
Koch
d)
Ehrlich
16.
Year of discovery of monoclonal hepatitis B vaccine
a)
1986
b)
1985-1987
c)
1972
d)
1964-1968
17.
Person who proposed the cellular theory of immunity through phagocytosis
a)
Metchnikoff
b)
Von Behring, Kitasata
c)
Koch
d)
Ehrlich
18.
Year of identification of toll like receptors
a)
2001
b)
1996-1998
c)
1986
d)
1972
19.
Persons who developed the polio vaccine
a)
Arthus
b)
Salk, Sabin
c)
Reed
d)
Burnet
20.
Person who developed the human papillomavirus vaccine
a)
Burnet
b)
Kohler
c)
Mosmann
d)
Frazer
21.
Year of discovery of FOXP3 gene
a)
2001
b)
1996
c)
1986
d)
1972
22.
Person who discovered Th1 vs Th2 model of T helper cell function
a)
Burnet
b)
Kohler
c)
Mosmann
d)
Frazer
23.
Person who developed anthrax vaccine
a)
Jenner
b)
Haeckel
c)
Pasteur
d)
Metchnikoff
24.
Person who discovered phagocytosis
a)
Jenner
b)
Haeckel
c)
Mosmann
d)
Koch
25.
Person who discovered delayed type hypersensitivity
a)
Koch
b)
Ehrlich
c)
Portier, Richet
d)
Salk.Sabin
26.
Main function of C-reactive protein
a)
Complement activation
b)
Protease inhibitor
c)
Clot formation
d)
Lysis
27.
Main function of Serum Amyloid A
a)
Oxidizes iron
b)
Complement activation
c)
Binds hemoglobin
d)
Removal of cholesterol
28.
Main function of Alpha-1-antitrypsin
a)
Complement activation
b)
Protease inhibitor
c)
Clot formation
d)
Lysis
29.
Main function of fibrinogen
a)
Complement activation
b)
Protease inhibitor
c)
Clot formation
d)
Lysis
30.
Main function of Haptoglobin
a)
Oxidizes iron
b)
Complement activation
c)
Binds hemoglobin
d)
Removal of cholesterol
31.
Main function of Ceruloplasmin
a)
Oxidizes iron
b)
Complement activation
c)
Binds hemoglobin
d)
Removal of cholesterol
32.
Main function of complement C3
a)
Complement activation
b)
Protease inhibitor
c)
Clot formation
d)
Lysis
33.
Main Function of Mannose-binding protein
a)
Complement activation
b)
Protease inhibitor
c)
Clot formation
d)
Lysis
34.
The main function of this cell is to phagocytose antigen and present it to helper T lymphocytes
a)
Monocytes
b)
Tissue Macrophage
c)
Dendritic Cells
d)
Toll-like receptor
35.
The function of this cell includes microbial killing, tumoricidal activity, intracellular parasite eradication, phagocytosis, secretion of cell mediators, and antigen presentation.
a)
Monocytes
b)
Tissue Macrophage
c)
Dendritic Cells
d)
Toll-like receptor
36.
The granules of this cell contain acid phosphatase, alkaline phosphatase, and protease.
a)
Neutrophils
b)
Eosinophils
c)
Basophils
d)
Mast Cells
37.
This cell contain a large number of neutral staining nucleus, which are classified as primary, secondary, and tertiary granules
a)
Neutrophils
b)
Eosinophils
c)
Basophils
d)
Mast Cells
38.
These receptors recognizes different microbial products
a)
Monocytes
b)
Tissue Macrophage
c)
Dendritic Cells
d)
Toll-like receptor
39.
The granules of this cell lack hydrolytic enzymes, although peroxidase is present.
a)
Neutrophils
b)
Eosinophils
c)
Basophils
d)
Mast Cells
40.
This cell increases in number in response to allergic and parasitic infections
a)
Neutrophils
b)
Eosinophils
c)
Basophils
d)
Mast Cells
41.
One distinguishable feature of this cell is an irregularly folded nucleus that occupies one-half of the entire cell’s volume
a)
Monocytes
b)
Tissue Macrophage
c)
Dendritic Cells
d)
Toll-like receptor
42.
These are serum proteins that attach to foreign substance and help prepare it for phagocytosis.
(a)
43.
When the pseudopodia encloses the particle within a vacuole, the structure formed is called?
(a)
44.
This is a protein originally discovered in the fruit fly Drosopjila
(a)
45.
This is the movement of neutrophils from circulating blood to the tissues
(a)
46.
Enumerate the four major events that happens during inflammation (IN ORDER)
(a)
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