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Immune Response Quiz


Immune Response QuizVersion en ligne Test your immunity knowledge par Nour jaafar Hashem 1 After the first contact with the virus the response will be a fast b slow c no response 2 After the second contact with the same virus, the immune response is a slow b no response c fast 3 The immune response is fast after the second contact because a the body is tired b of memory cells c there is no virus 4 Which cell type is the primary coordinator of the adaptive immune response? a B cells b Natural killer cells (NK) c Cytotoxic T cells (CD8+) d Helper T cells (CD4+) 5 What is the main antibody produced in a primary immune response? a IgA b IgM c IgG d IgE 6 Which immune system component provides the rapid, general defense against pathogens? a Innate immunity b Adaptive immunity c Humoral immunity d Active immunity 7 Which cells present antigens to T cells? a Dendritic cells b Macrophages c B cells d Neutrophils 8 Which antibody is most effective at neutralizing pathogens in mucosal areas? a IgE b IgA c IgM d IgG 9 What process increases antibody diversity through genetic recombination? a Clonal selection b Somatic hypermutation c V(D)J recombination d Class switching 10 Which complement pathway is activated by antibodies bound to pathogens? a Alternative pathway b Lectin pathway c Membrane attack pathway d Classical pathway 11 Which cytokine is key for fever and stimulates acute inflammation? a IL-1 b IL-10 c IFN-gamma d TNF-alpha 12 What is the term for the immune system remembering a pathogen after exposure? a Tolerance b Anergy c Immunological memory d Cross-reactivity 13 Which cells produce antibodies in the humoral immune response? a Macrophages b B cells/plasma cells c T cells d Dendritic cells Feedback 4 Helper T cells coordinate both humoral and cellular immunity, guiding other immune cells. 5 IgM appears first during initial exposure before class switching to other isotypes. 6 Innate immunity acts quickly and non-specifically, unlike adaptive responses. 7 Dendritic cells are professional antigen-presenting cells essential for T cell activation. 8 IgA predominates in mucosal immunity, protecting surfaces like gut and airways. 9 V(D)J recombination creates diverse antigen receptors in B and T cells. 10 The classical pathway is antibody-dependent, triggering a cascade upon binding. 11 IL-1 promotes fever and recruitment of immune cells during inflammation. 12 Memory allows faster, stronger responses upon re-exposure to the same pathogen. 13 B cells differentiate into plasma cells that secrete antibodies.

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Immune Response QuizVersion en ligne

par Nour jaafar Hashem

After the first contact with the virus the response will be

After the second contact with the same virus, the immune response is

The immune response is fast after the second contact because

Which cell type is the primary coordinator of the adaptive immune response?

What is the main antibody produced in a primary immune response?

Which immune system component provides the rapid, general defense against pathogens?

Which cells present antigens to T cells?

Which antibody is most effective at neutralizing pathogens in mucosal areas?

What process increases antibody diversity through genetic recombination?

Which complement pathway is activated by antibodies bound to pathogens?

Which cytokine is key for fever and stimulates acute inflammation?

What is the term for the immune system remembering a pathogen after exposure?

Which cells produce antibodies in the humoral immune response?

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