Match the properties of water in Column-$I$ with their corresponding significance in Column-$II$ and select the correct option:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $I.$ Polarity $p.$ Aquatic organisms can float $II.$ Viscosity $q.$ Lakes do not freeze in winter $III.$ Latent heat $r.$ Ascent of sap against gravity $IV.$ Cohesive force $s.$ Water is an efficient solvent
| Column-$I$ | Column-$II$ |
| $I.$ Polarity | $p.$ Aquatic organisms can float |
| $II.$ Viscosity | $q.$ Lakes do not freeze in winter |
| $III.$ Latent heat | $r.$ Ascent of sap against gravity |
| $IV.$ Cohesive force | $s.$ Water is an efficient solvent |
- A$I-r, II-s, III-q, IV-p$
- B$I-r, II-s, III-p, IV-q$
- C$I-s, II-p, III-q, IV-r$
- D$I-s, II-p, III-r, IV-q$
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