Match the following:

Matrix

Column I

Column II
(a)
Pashmina Wool
(i)
Ibn Batuta
(b)
Onam
(ii)
Ladakh
(c)
Cheena Wala
(iii)
Fishing nets
(d)
Cheenachatti
(iv)
Kerala
(e)
Arab traveller
(v)
Frying Pan
(f)
Dzos
(vi)
Yak Cows

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a-i;b-ii;c-iii;d-iv;e-v;f-vi

c-ii;d-iii;a-iv;f-i;e-v;b-vi

a-ii;b-iv;c-iii;e-i;d-v;f-vi

b-ii;c-iv;d-i,e-iii;f-vi;a-v

answer is C.

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1)      A premium variety of wool called pashmina is made from the hair of Changthangi goats. Jammu & Kashmir is where most pashmina shawls are produced.
2)      Every year, the Indian state of Kerala celebrates the harvest festival known as Onam. Since it is the state's official festival and features many different cultural activities, Keralites look forward to it every year.
3)      Chinese fishing nets are exactly like the cheena-vala nets used in Kerala.
4)      Even the frying tool is referred to as cheenachatti, and the word cheen is believed to have come from China.
5)      The Arab traveller Ibn Batuta claimed in his travelogue that Muslims in Kerala were a highly regarded group and described the lives of Muslims there.
6)      Dzos is a hybrid between a yak and a cow.

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