Match the items of Column $(A)$ with the items of Column $(B)$:
Column $(A)$Column $(B)$
$(a)$ Pore bearing animals$(A)$ Arthropoda
$(b)$ Diploblastic$(B)$ Coelenterata
$(c)$ Metameric segmentation$(C)$ Porifera
$(d)$ Jointed legs$(D)$ Echinodermata
$(e)$ Soft bodied animals$(E)$ Mollusca
$(f)$ Spiny skinned animals$(F)$ Annelida

  • A
    $(a) - C; (b) - A; (c) - F; (d) - B; (e) - D; (f) - E$
  • B
    $(a) - C; (b) - B; (c) - F; (d) - A; (e) - E; (f) - D$
  • C
    $(a) - B; (b) - C; (c) - F; (d) - E; (e) - A; (f) - D$
  • D
    $(a) - C; (b) - D; (c) - A; (d) - F; (e) - E; (f) - B$

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