Match the scientists listed under column ‘A’ with ideas listed column ‘B’.

(a)—B;          (b)—A;           (c)—D;           (d)—C;          (e)—F;        (f)—E,  (g)—G

(a)—C;         (b)—B;          (c)—F;         (d)—A;          (e)—E;           (f)—D

(a)     (iii)  (b)     (iv)  (c)      (i)  (d)     (ii)  (e)     (vi)  (f)     (vii)  (g)    (v)

(a) (iii); (a) (iii); (c) (iv); (d) (ii)

(a) (iv); (b) (v);  (c) (i); (d) (iii);  (e) (ii)

(a) (ii)    and   (iv) (b) (i)     and   (iii)

(a) ii, iii and iv (b) iii (c) i (d) iii

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