Immunity in Humans Quiz

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Test your knowledge of human immunity.

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Immunity in Humans Quiz


Froggy Jumps Immunity in Humans QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of human immunity. par Tharanni Jotheeraman 1 What is the function of lysozyme in tears, saliva, and mucus? a To digest food particles b To dissolve and destroy some bacteria c To produce antibodies 2 What is an antigen? a A foreign particles that enters the body and stimulate immune response b A type of pathogen c A type of antibody 3 Why is blood clotting important in body defence? a It prevents bacteria from entering through wounds b It supplies nutrients to cells c It increases body temperature 4 How does the skin act as the first line of defence? a By secreting hormones into the blood b By blocking pathogen entry and secreting sebum and sweat with lysozyme c By storing white blood cells 5 What is the first line of defence in the human body? a Physical and chemical barriers that prevent pathogen entry b White blood cells attacking pathogens c Antibody-antigen interaction 6 Which cells can carry out phagocytosis? a Red blood cells b Neutrophils and monocytes c Platelets 7 Why do phagocytes need lysosomes to destroy pathogens? a Lysosomes block pathogen entry at the skin b Lysosomes produce antibodies c Lysosomes contain enzymes that digest pathogens 8 What causes swelling, redness, and pain during inflammation? a Presence of hydrochloric acid b Production of antibodies c Release of histamine from damaged tissues 9 If a person is infected by the same pathogen again, why is the response faster? a Lymph nodes become larger b Phagocytes multiply instantly c Memory cells quickly produce antibodies 10 Which defence will be directly affected if someone has low platelet count? a Phagocytosis b Blood clotting c Antibody production

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Immunity in Humans QuizVersion en ligne

par Tharanni Jotheeraman

What is the function of lysozyme in tears, saliva, and mucus?

What is an antigen?

Why is blood clotting important in body defence?

How does the skin act as the first line of defence?

What is the first line of defence in the human body?

Which cells can carry out phagocytosis?

Why do phagocytes need lysosomes to destroy pathogens?

What causes swelling, redness, and pain during inflammation?

If a person is infected by the same pathogen again, why is the response faster?

Which defence will be directly affected if someone has low platelet count?