Match List I (Diseases) with List II (Types of disease) and select the correct answer using the codes given below the Lists: List I List II I. Haemophilia A) Deficiency disease II. Diabetes B) Genetic disease II. Diabetes C) Hormonal disorder IV. Ringworm D) Fungal infection

Assuming the question intends to match four distinct diseases to their types, and given the options provided: - Haemophilia (I) is a genetic disorder affecting blood clotting. Thus, I-B (Genetic disease). - Diabetes (II) is a metabolic disorder involving issues with insulin production or use. It is fundamentally a hormonal disorder. Thus, II-C (Hormonal disorder). - Ringworm (IV) is a common fungal infection of the skin. Thus, IV-D (Fungal infection). Looking at Option B, it aligns with I-B, II-C, and IV-D. It also includes III-A (Deficiency disease). While List I in the question table contains a repeat entry, Option B correctly matches the known types for Haemophilia, Diabetes, and Ringworm. It implies a third disease type linked to Deficiency disease was intended for entry III in List I.