Basics of Immune Response - Higher Difficulty Problems

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This section is dedicated to challenging and conceptually demanding problems based on immune response mechanisms. It is designed for advanced Class 11–12 students, NEET aspirants targeting top ranks, and undergraduate learners who want to rigorously test and strengthen their depth of immunological understanding.

In this section, you will work on:

  • Multi-concept MCQs involving innate and adaptive immunity

  • Assertion–reason and multi-statement problems

  • Analytical questions on antigen recognition and immune specificity

  • Complex problems involving humoral and cell-mediated responses

  • Scenario-based questions on immune memory and vaccination

  • Interpretation-heavy questions involving immune regulation and tolerance

  • Previous-year inspired and high-trap competitive questions

The content is structured to enhance analytical thinking, improve accuracy under pressure, and prepare students to handle the toughest questions in NEET and other competitive examinations.

Sharpen your reasoning skills and master complexity by practicing higher-difficulty problems on the basics of immune response.

Q. What is the mechanism of action of the vaccine for measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR)?
  • A. Live attenuated virus
  • B. Inactivated virus
  • C. Subunit vaccine
  • D. Toxoid vaccine
Q. What is the primary function of the complement system in the immune response?
  • A. To produce antibodies
  • B. To enhance phagocytosis
  • C. To directly lyse pathogens
  • D. To activate T cells
Q. What is the role of dendritic cells in the immune response?
  • A. To produce antibodies
  • B. To present antigens to T cells
  • C. To kill infected cells
  • D. To secrete cytokines
Q. Which cytokine is primarily involved in the differentiation of naive T cells into Th1 cells?
  • A. IL-4
  • B. IL-12
  • C. IFN-gamma
  • D. TGF-beta
Q. Which immune cells are primarily involved in the response to helminth infections?
  • A. Neutrophils
  • B. Macrophages
  • C. Eosinophils
  • D. B cells
Q. Which immunoglobulin is primarily found in mucosal areas and is important for mucosal immunity?
  • A. IgG
  • B. IgA
  • C. IgM
  • D. IgE
Q. Which type of T cell is primarily responsible for the direct killing of infected host cells?
  • A. Helper T cells
  • B. Cytotoxic T cells
  • C. Regulatory T cells
  • D. Memory T cells
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