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Lymph differs from blood in possessing

1. only WBC
2. more RBC and WBC
3. more RBC and few WBC
4. more WBC and few RBC

Correct answer: only WBC

Solution

Lymph normally contains white blood cells, especially lymphocytes, but it lacks red blood cells under normal conditions. That is why it differs from blood by having only WBCs among the listed options.

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