WorksheetsImmunity Review Part II
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 29mins
What do antibodies recognize and bind to?
Red Blood Cells
Interferons
Antigens
White Blood Cells
What activates B cells?
Cytotoxic T Cells
Helper T Cells
Antigens
Antibodies
What is the main role of Helper T cells?
Managing immune response
Producing antibodies
Destroying infected cells
Ending the immune response
How does immunization assist in immunity?
Creates passive immunity
Destroys antibodies
Provokes an immune response and creates memory cells
Suppresses T cells
_______________ immune response involves the destruction of cells infected with viruses.
Cell-mediated
Humoral
Active
Passive
Antibodies are small proteins that help destroy specific antigens.
True
False
Humoral immune response mainly involves T cells and takes place in the blood and lymph.
True
False
Plasma cells are activated B cells that produce antibodies.
True
False
Memory cells forget specific pathogens after an infection is over.
True
False
Cell-mediated immune comeback involves mainly B cells.
True
False
Match the following with its function:
Helper T Cells
Manage the immune response
Destroy virus infected cells
Temporary immunity through transferred antibodies
Remember specific pathogens even after an infection
Signal specific antigens for destruction
Match the following with its function:
Passive Immunity
Manage the immune response
Destroy virus infected cells
Temporary immunity through transferred antibodies
Remember specific pathogens even after an infection
Signal specific antigens for destruction
Match the following with its function:
Antibodies
Manage the immune response
Destroy virus infected cells
Temporary immunity through transferred antibodies
Remember specific pathogens even after an infection
Signal specific antigens for destruction
Match the following with its function:
Cytotoxic T Cells
Manage the immune response
Destroy virus infected cells
Temporary immunity through transferred antibodies
Remember specific pathogens even after an infection
Signal specific antigens for destruction
Match the following with its function:
Memory Cells
Manage the immune response
Destroy virus infected cells
Temporary immunity through transferred antibodies
Remember specific pathogens even after an infection
Signal specific antigens for destruction
Plasma cells are activated B cells that secrete antibodies.
True
False
Memory cells help protect the body from re-infection by pathogens.
True
False
Active immunity results when an immune response produces Helper T cells.
True
False
_________ immunity occurs when antibodies are transferred to a person.
Active
Passive
The humoral immune response mainly involves ____ cells.
B
T
