Immunity and vaccination
Quiz by Oak National Academy: GCSE Biology AQA Higher
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- Q1What is immunity?The ability to engulf and digest a pathogen.The ability to recognise an antigen the first time the body is exposed to it.The ability to respond quickly to an antigen when the body is re-exposed to it.30s
- Q2Put these steps in the correct order to explain how a vaccine works.Users link answersLinking30s
- Q3Which type of blood cell remains in the blood after the first exposure to an antigen and provides immunity?30s
- Q4What happens if a person is reinfected with the pathogen they were vaccinated against?Memory cells are able to quickly produce antibodies.Memory cells are able to quickly produce antigens.Memory cells are able to quickly produce a mutation.30s
- Q5True or false? Memory cells are lymphocytes.truefalseTrue or False30s
- Q6Why is it difficult to make a single vaccine against influenza?White blood cells mutate regularly so they no longer recognise influenza.Antibodies mutate when they encounter influenza and become harmful to the body.Antigens on the pathogen mutate regularly so memory cells can't respond as well.30s
