List – I (Leaders) List – II (Nick Names) a. Benito Mussolini i. Le Grande Charles b. Adolf Hitler ii. Ike c. Charles de Gaulle iii. Duce d. Dwight D. Eisenhower iv. Der Fuehrer
Codes :
a b c d
a-iii ,b- iv, c- i ,d-ii
Leader Nickname Matching
This question requires matching key historical leaders from List I with their well-known nicknames presented in List II.
Correct Matchings:
- Benito Mussolini (List I-a) was known as 'Duce' (List II-iii).
- Adolf Hitler (List I-b) held the title 'Der Fuehrer' (List II-iv).
- Charles de Gaulle (List I-c) was famously called 'Le Grande Charles' (List II-i).
- Dwight D. Eisenhower (List I-d) was commonly referred to as 'Ike' (List II-ii).
Based on these established facts, the correct sequence matching List I to List II is:
- a corresponds to iii
- b corresponds to iv
- c corresponds to i
- d corresponds to ii
This combination is represented by the code a-iii, b-iv, c-i, d-ii.
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