Match the structures given in Column-$(I)$ with their types in Column-$(II)$.
Column-$(I)$ (Structure)Column-$(II)$ (Type)
$(A)$ Cyclohexadiene with $-X$$(i)$ Dihaloarene
$(B)$ $p$-Dihalobenzene$(ii)$ Trihaloarene
$(C)$ $1,3,5$-Trihalobenzene$(iii)$ Tetrahaloarene
$(D)$ Chlorobenzene$(iv)$ Monohaloarene
$(v)$ Monochloroarene
$(vi)$ Dichloroarene

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(A) The classification is based on the number of halogen atoms attached to the aromatic ring:
$(A)$ The structure is a monohalo-substituted cyclic diene (monohaloarene): $(A \rightarrow iv)$.
$(B)$ The structure is a benzene ring with two halogen atoms at para positions (dihaloarene): $(B \rightarrow i)$.
$(C)$ The structure is a benzene ring with three halogen atoms (trihaloarene): $(C \rightarrow ii)$.
$(D)$ The structure is a benzene ring with one chlorine atom (monochloroarene): $(D \rightarrow v)$.

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