4. Mr. Pike is bitten by a black widow andreceives anti-venom. The type of immunity hedevelops is called?a. Herd acquired passive immunityb. Artificially acquired passive immunityc. Naturally acquired active immunityd. Naturally acquired passive immunitye. Artificially acquired active immunity5. After touching her cat's bed, Jane Doecontracts toxoplasmosis. This is an example of:a. airborne transmissionb. vehicle transmissionc. direct contact transmissiond. indirect contact transmissione. herd acquired active immunity6. By destroying antibodies with enzymes, amicrobe coulda. prevent chemotaxisb. prevent phagocytosisc. prevent complement (alternative)d. prevent opsonizatione. both b & dJAAoutlook.office.com||3/12¿

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