(a) No antigens but both $a$ and $b$ antibodies are present
(b) A antigen and B antibody
(c) Antigen and antibody both absent
(d) $A$ and $B$ antigens and $A$, $B$ antibodies
(a) Blood group ’ $O$ ’ is known as the universal donor since it does not contain antigens.
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