Passive immunity differs from active immunity in that passive immunity
A) causes long-term immunity.
B) involves the administration of preformed antibodies.
C) results in the production of antibodies.
D) is not effective against a preexisting condition.
E) results in the production of memory cells.

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Passive immunity involves the administration of preformed antibodies, providing immediate but temporary protection, unlike active immunity which involves the body's own production of antibodies and memory cells.

Passive Immunity Differs from Active Immunity in That Passive Immunity