Match List I with List II. List I gives sampling methods wile List II provides their description.
List I (Sampling method) List II (Description)
A. Stratified sampling I. Every member of the population is assigned a number and numbers are chosen at regular intervals.
B. Systematic sampling II. First select some members, then with the help of selected persons select some more members and this process continues.
C. Snowball sampling III. Divide the population into subgroups such that each subgroup has similar characteristics of the whole population
D. Cluster sampling IV. Divide the population into subgroups based on the relevent characteristic e.g. gender age, income etc.
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$A - II, B - III, C - IV, D - I$

$A-IV, B-II, C-I, D-III$

$A-IV, B-I, C-II, D-III$

$A-I, B-II, C-III, D-IV$

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Divide the population into subgroups based on the relevent characteristic e.g. gender age, income etc. this is called stratified sampling
Every member of the population is assigned a number and numbers are chosen at regular intervals, this sampling is called systematic sampling
First select some members, then with the help of selected persons select some more members and this process continues, this sampling is called Snowball sampling
Divide the population into subgroups such that each subgroup has similar characteristics of the whole population, this sampling si called cluster sampling

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List I (Sampling method)	List II (Description)
A. Stratified sampling	I. Every member of the population is assigned a number and numbers are chosen at regular intervals.
B. Systematic sampling	II. First select some members, then with the help of selected persons select some more members and this process continues.
C. Snowball sampling	III. Divide the population into subgroups such that each subgroup has similar characteristics of the whole population
D. Cluster sampling	IV. Divide the population into subgroups based on the relevent characteristic e.g. gender age, income etc.