The two ways in which white blood cells fight pathogens that have entered the body are "they produce antibodies that work against the pathogens and they surround and destroy the pathogens".
What are pathogens?
Any organism as well as an agent that could cause the disease would be a pathogen in the widest and oldest sense.
What are antibodies?
Whenever the immune system of the body recognizes dangerous compounds, known as antibodies, it produces a protein designated an antibody.
Therefore, the two ways in which white blood cells fight pathogens that have entered the body are "they produce antibodies that work against the pathogens and they surround and destroy the pathogens".
Hence, the correct answer will be options (A) and (C).
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