Immunity Mastery Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Immunity Mastery QuizOnline version Immunity concepts check by PUTERI AIRIEN AFRINA BINTI ABDUL RAHMAN KM-Pelajar 1 1) Which statement best describes innate immunity? a C. It requires antigen presentation by MHC b B. It relies on memory cells c A. It is non-specific and immediate. 2 2) Antibodies bind to antigens using which part of the molecule? a B. Constant regions only b C. Fc region c A. Variable regions of heavy and light chains 3 3) B cells are primarily involved in which immune response? a A. Humoral immunity with antibody production b B. Cell-mediated killing by cytotoxic T cells c C. Immediate inflammation 4 4) Which immune component is key for cell-mediated immunity? a A. Cytotoxic T cells (CD8+) b B. B cells producing antibodies c C. Antibodies neutralizing toxins 5 5) During antigen–antibody interactions, what is a major outcome? a C. Direct mutation of pathogens b A. Neutralization and opsonization of pathogens c B. Destruction of host tissues 6 6) How does a secondary immune response differ from a primary response? a B. Slower but more specific b A. Faster and stronger due to memory cells c C. It does not require antigen exposure 7 7) Immunization primarily induces what type of immunity? a A. Active, memory-based adaptive immunity b C. Innate non-specific protection c B. Passive, immediate immunity 8 8) HIV primarily targets which immune cells? a C. Neutrophils b A. CD4+ T helper cells c B. B cells 9 9) Name an autoimmune disease example and a basic feature. a A. Type 1 diabetes — immune attack on own pancreatic cells b B. Allergic reaction to pollen c C. Immunodeficiency with no immune response 10 10) Scenario: after exposure to a pathogen, which sequence of events is most likely? a B. Adaptive response activates first, then innate b C. Only innate responses occur c A. Innate response activates first, followed by adaptive activation with antibodies

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Immunity Mastery Quiz

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Immunity Mastery QuizOnline version

by PUTERI AIRIEN AFRINA BINTI ABDUL RAHMAN KM-Pelajar

1) Which statement best describes innate immunity?

2) Antibodies bind to antigens using which part of the molecule?

3) B cells are primarily involved in which immune response?

4) Which immune component is key for cell-mediated immunity?

5) During antigen–antibody interactions, what is a major outcome?

6) How does a secondary immune response differ from a primary response?

7) Immunization primarily induces what type of immunity?

8) HIV primarily targets which immune cells?

9) Name an autoimmune disease example and a basic feature.

10) Scenario: after exposure to a pathogen, which sequence of events is most likely?