MCQ
Match the following columns and select the correct option 

Column - $I$ Column - $II$
$(i)$ Typhoid

$(a)$ Haemophilus influenzae

$(ii)$ Malaria  $(b)$ Wuchereria bancrofti
$(iii)$ Pneumonia  $(c)$ Plasmodium vivax
$(iv)$ Filariasis  $(d)$ Salmonella typhi
  • A
    $( i ) -( a ),( ii )-( b ),( iii )-( d ),( iv )-( c )$
  • $( i )-( c ),( ii )-( d ),( iii )-( a ),( iv )-( b )$
  • C
    $( i )-( d ),( ii )-( c ),( iii )-( a ),( iv )-( b )$
  • D
    $( i )-( a ),( ii )-( c ),( iii )-( b ),( iv )-( d )$

Answer

Correct option: B.
$( i )-( c ),( ii )-( d ),( iii )-( a ),( iv )-( b )$
b
Option (2) is the correct answer. Filariasis is elephantiasis in which flow of lymph is blocked. Typhoid spreads through fecal oral route.

Pneumonia can be caused due to bacteria, virus, fungi etc. Malaria is caused by sporozoan $P$. vivax.

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