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(C) To match the biological names with their respective classes,we refer to the taxonomic categories provided in the $NCERT$ textbook:$1$. $A$. Homo s

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$A-II, B-IV, C-I, D-III$

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(C) To match the biological names with their respective classes,we refer to the taxonomic categories provided in the $NCERT$ textbook:$1$. $A$. Homo sapiens (Man) belongs to the class Mammalia $(II)$.$2$. $B$. Musca domestica (Housefly) belongs to the class Insecta $(IV)$.$3$. $C$. Mangifera indica (Mango) belongs to the class Dicotyledonae $(I)$.$4$. $D$. Triticum aestivum (Wheat) belongs to the class Monocotyledonae $(III)$.Therefore,the correct matching is $A-II, B-IV, C-I, D-III$. Thus,option $C$ is correct.

Column-$I$ (Biological name)	Column-$II$ (Class)
$A$. Homo sapiens	$I$. Dicotyledonae
$B$. Musca domestica	$II$. Mammalia
$C$. Mangifera indica	$III$. Monocotyledonae
$D$. Triticum aestivum	$IV$. Insecta

Match column-$I$ with column-$II$ and choose the correct option.

Column-$I$ (Biological name) Column-$II$ (Class)

$A$. Homo sapiens $I$. Dicotyledonae

$B$. Musca domestica $II$. Mammalia

$C$. Mangifera indica $III$. Monocotyledonae

$D$. Triticum aestivum $IV$. Insecta

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Match column-$I$ with column-$II$ and choose the correct option. Column-$I$ (Biological name) Column-$II$ (Class) $A$. Homo sapiens $I$. Dicotyledonae $B$. Musca domestica $II$. Mammalia $C$. Mangifera indica $III$. Monocotyledonae $D$. Triticum aestivum $IV$. Insecta