Your body gets antibodies from

Question

A. immunizations
B. being exposed to the virus or antibody and having your immune system make it.
C. none of the above
D. All of the above

I'm a little confused on which answer to pick between A and D.

Answer 1

I would pick D..but the whole c as none throws me off. Because Immunizations can help create antibodies but being exposed to sicknesses can produce some also. Maybe you should ask your teacher why this question is structured so weird.

Answer 2

That's what I thought because none of the above should have been above none of the above. Thank you for helping.

Answer 3

Anytime

Answer 4

I don't think A or D is correct. I'm not a biologist so perhaps you should get a second opinion; however, USUALLY when you gt an immunization, the "shot" or whatever is something to make the body make antibodies but it doesn't contain antibodies. I think the correct answer is B.

Answer 5

The correct answer is D: all of the above. I'm sure about this because I just submitted the test and saw the correct answers.

Answer 6

I know that this is 2 years later, but D IS correct, I did the assessment.
WHAT I THINK: They should have done "none of the above" for D and "all of the above" for C. Connections can make things so confusing sometimes. >_<