Immunity and vaccination

Immunity and vaccination Quiz

Spec 6.7 · Edexcel A-Level Biology B: Quiz

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  1. 1. A vaccinated person has been given which type of immunity?

    • A. Natural active
    • B. Artificial active
    • C. Natural passive
    • D. Artificial passive
  2. 2. Why does a baby protected by antibodies from breast milk not have long-term immunity?

    • A. The baby makes no memory cells
    • B. The antibodies are changed into antigens
    • C. The baby's B cells destroy the antibodies
    • D. Breast milk contains memory cells that die
  3. 3. Which injection gives artificial passive immunity?

    • A. A weakened virus
    • B. A killed bacterium
    • C. Purified antigens
    • D. Ready-made antibodies against tetanus
  4. 4. What is the main purpose of herd immunity?

    • A. To make every person immune
    • B. To protect unvaccinated people by limiting spread of the pathogen
    • C. To remove the pathogen permanently from all hosts
    • D. To make booster doses unnecessary
  5. 5. Uptake of a vaccine for a highly infectious disease falls from 97% to 85%. What is the most likely result?

    • A. No change because most people are immune
    • B. The disease is eradicated
    • C. The chain of transmission is no longer broken, so outbreaks can occur
    • D. Memory cells in vaccinated people stop working

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