Human Health and Disease - Immunity (Innate, Acquired, Active, Passive)
Biology · Grade 12 · Week 25 · 25 questions
Human Health and Disease is a board-exam staple in Grade 12 biology covering Immunity (Innate, Acquired, Active, Passive). Memorising scientific names, dates, and flowcharts here pays off across boards and NEET MCQs.
What you'll practise
- Describe Immunity (Innate, Acquired, Active, Passive)
- Master the key derivations and worked examples from NCERT for human health and disease
- Solve CBSE board-pattern problems from human health and disease including NCERT exemplar-level questions
All 25 questions in this Human Health and Disease - Immunity (Innate, Acquired, Active, Passive) quiz
Grade 12 Biology — Human Health and Disease - Immunity (Innate, Acquired, Active, Passive): 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- Which of the following best describes what immunity is?
- Innate immunity includes:
- Physical barriers in innate immunity include:
- Phagocytes are:
- Macrophages are:
- Natural killer cells:
- Acquired immunity is gained through:
- Active acquired immunity is produced by:
- Passive acquired immunity occurs through:
- T lymphocytes are involved in:
- B lymphocytes produce:
- Antibodies are:
- Memory cells are produced during:
- The secondary immune response is:
- Vaccination works by:
- Types of vaccines include:
- Herd immunity occurs when:
- Immunological memory is maintained by:
- Maternal antibodies provide:
- Immunological tolerance prevents:
- Autoimmune disease occurs when:
- Allergies result from:
- The complement system:
- Interferon is produced by:
- Humoral immunity involves:
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