Match the following List-$I$ (Name of the mineral) with List-$II$ (Type):
| List-$I$ | List-$II$ |
| :--- | :--- |
| $A$. Calamine | $I$. Sulphide |
| $B$. Bauxite | $II$. Halide |
| $C$. Kaolinite | $III$. Carbonate |
| $D$. Cryolite | $IV$. Oxide |
| | $V$. Silicate |
| List-$I$ | List-$II$ |
| :--- | :--- |
| $A$. Calamine | $I$. Sulphide |
| $B$. Bauxite | $II$. Halide |
| $C$. Kaolinite | $III$. Carbonate |
| $D$. Cryolite | $IV$. Oxide |
| | $V$. Silicate |
- A$A-IV, B-III, C-I, D-II$
- B$A-III, B-IV, C-I, D-V$
- C$A-IV, B-II, C-V, D-I$
- D$A-III, B-IV, C-V, D-II$
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Column $A$: Ores Column $B$: Metals $I$. Siderite $a$. Zinc $II$. Kaolinite $b$. Copper $III$. Malachite $c$. Iron $IV$. Calamine $d$. Aluminium
| Column $A$: Ores | Column $B$: Metals |
| $I$. Siderite | $a$. Zinc |
| $II$. Kaolinite | $b$. Copper |
| $III$. Malachite | $c$. Iron |
| $IV$. Calamine | $d$. Aluminium |
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Column-$I$ (Metals) Column-$II$ (Ores) $A$. Tin $1$. Calamine $B$. Zinc $2$. Cassiterite $C$. Titanium $3$. Cerrusite $D$. Lead $4$. Rutile
| Column-$I$ (Metals) | Column-$II$ (Ores) |
| $A$. Tin | $1$. Calamine |
| $B$. Zinc | $2$. Cassiterite |
| $C$. Titanium | $3$. Cerrusite |
| $D$. Lead | $4$. Rutile |
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