How Do Antibodies Work? Online Test

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How Do Antibodies Work?

Description: How do antibodies protect against diseases
Number of Questions: 5
Created by: Akash Patil
Tags: science

What is active immunity?

Temporary immunity
When the immune system makes its own antibodies
Both of these
Neither of these

What is passive immunity?

Temporary immunity
When the immune system makes its own antibodies
Both of these
Neither of these

What does diphtheria toxin do to the human body?

Causes them to stop functioning
Attaches to the cell’s receptors
Causes problems with breathing, heart rate, or kidney function
All of these

In the absence of antibodies, what type of cells does diphtheria toxin attack?

Nerve cells
Heart cells
Kidney cells
All of these

Why are antibodies important?

They act as a messenger between the innate and adaptive immune systems
They activate B cells to kill infected human cells
They block invading molecules from attaching to cells
Both A and B

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