The similar chemical properties of lithium and magnesium arise due to their similar

Which of the following orders of atomic/ionic radii is $NOT$ correct?

Match $Column\, A$ with $Column\, B$:

$Column\, A$ (ion)	$Column\, B$ (radius)
$(i)$ $Li^{+}$	$(p)$ $216\, pm$
$(ii)$ $Na^{+}$	$(q)$ $195\, pm$
$(iii)$ $Br^{-}$	$(r)$ $60\, pm$
$(iv)$ $I^{-}$	$(s)$ $95\, pm$

Which statement is correct regarding the atomic and ionic radii of potassium $(K)$ and bromine $(Br)$?

The ionic radii of $F^{-}$ and $O^{2-}$ respectively are $1.33 \ \mathring{A}$ and $1.40 \ \mathring{A}$,while the covalent radius of $N$ is $0.74 \ \mathring{A}$. The correct statement for the ionic radius of $N^{3-}$ from the following is:

The increasing order of the atomic radii of the following elements is
$a. C, b. O, c. F, d. Cl, e. Br$