Incorrect. Squamous cell carcinoma shows hyperchromasia, irregular arrangement of cells and overall greater atypia with abnormal forms such as "tadpole cells" or abnormal mitoses.

Incorrect. A creola body looks similar, but is from the airway, and is associated with asthma. They are a benign mimicker of malignancy. Creola bodies are malignant looking clusters of cells which have cilia on close inspection. Malignant cells do not have cilia.

Correct. Tubal metaplasia or endosalpingiosis shows ciliated cells that can be disorganized and crowded.

Incorrect. Herpes causes nuclear molding, multinucleation and margination of the chromatin along the edge of the nuclear membrane.

Incorrect. Endocervical adenocarcinoma would show malignant features such as irregular nuclear contours and a greater degree of pleomorphism. Other hints may include squamous dysplasia, a history of dysplasia (LSIL/HSIL) and a relatively young age, which can also help to distinguish the lesion from endometrial adenocarcinoma, which tends to occur in older patients.