Which statement is correct regarding the study of the classification of organisms?

Choose the correct option for the following statements:
$(i)$ In $Homo$ $sapiens$,$Homo$ represents the genus/family.
$(ii)$ Museum/Zoological park is a place for living organisms.

Match the scientific names in Column-$I$ with their respective families in Column-$II$:

Column-$I$ (Scientific Name)	Column-$II$ (Family)
$(a)$ Rana tigrina	$(i)$ Megascolecidae
$(b)$ Helianthus annuus	$(ii)$ Poaceae
$(c)$ Zea mays	$(iii)$ Ranidae
$(d)$ Pheretima posthuma	$(iv)$ Asteraceae

The International Code of $Biological$ $Nomenclature$ is applicable to:

Which of the following $statement(s)$ is/are incorrect?
$(i)$ Classification provides standardized names to organisms that are unique and universal.
$(ii)$ Taxonomy is the process of classification.
$(iii)$ The system of naming with two components (binomial nomenclature) was proposed by Carolus Linnaeus.
$(iv)$ Zoological names are based on International Code for Zoological Nomenclature $(ICZN)$.

In which language does the term '$des$' mean 'away' or 'apart'?