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(C) The correct matches are as follows:$(a)$ Typhoid is caused by the bacterium $Salmonella$ $typhi$ $(iii)$.$(b)$ Pneumonia is caused by bacteria lik

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$(iii), (iv), (i), (ii)$

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(C) The correct matches are as follows:$(a)$ Typhoid is caused by the bacterium $Salmonella$ $typhi$ $(iii)$.$(b)$ Pneumonia is caused by bacteria like $Streptococcus$ $pneumoniae$ or $Haemophilus$ $influenzae$ $(iv)$.$(c)$ Filariasis (Elephantiasis) is caused by filarial worms like $Wuchereria$ $bancrofti$ or $Wuchereria$ $malayi$ $(i)$.$(d)$ Malaria is caused by protozoan parasites of the genus $Plasmodium$ $(ii)$.Therefore,the correct sequence is $(a)-(iii), (b)-(iv), (c)-(i), (d)-(ii)$.

Column-$I$ (Disease)	Column-$II$ (Causative Organism)
$(a)$ Typhoid	$(i)$ Wuchereria
$(b)$ Pneumonia	$(ii)$ Plasmodium
$(c)$ Filariasis	$(iii)$ Salmonella
$(d)$ Malaria	$(iv)$ Haemophilus

Match the following diseases with their causative organisms and select the correct option.

Column-$I$ (Disease) Column-$II$ (Causative Organism)

$(a)$ Typhoid $(i)$ Wuchereria

$(b)$ Pneumonia $(ii)$ Plasmodium

$(c)$ Filariasis $(iii)$ Salmonella

$(d)$ Malaria $(iv)$ Haemophilus

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Match the following diseases with their causative organisms and select the correct option. Column-$I$ (Disease) Column-$II$ (Causative Organism) $(a)$ Typhoid $(i)$ Wuchereria $(b)$ Pneumonia $(ii)$ Plasmodium $(c)$ Filariasis $(iii)$ Salmonella $(d)$ Malaria $(iv)$ Haemophilus