Match the principles given in List-$I$ with their discoverers given in List-$II$.
List-$I$ List-$II$ $(1)$ Exclusion Principle $(A)$ Hund $(2)$ Multiplicity Rule $(B)$ Heisenberg $(3)$ Uncertainty Principle $(C)$ Einstein $(4)$ Quantum Theory $(D)$ Planck $(E)$ Pauli
| List-$I$ | List-$II$ |
| $(1)$ Exclusion Principle | $(A)$ Hund |
| $(2)$ Multiplicity Rule | $(B)$ Heisenberg |
| $(3)$ Uncertainty Principle | $(C)$ Einstein |
| $(4)$ Quantum Theory | $(D)$ Planck |
| $(E)$ Pauli |
- A$(1-A), (2-E), (3-B), (4-D)$
- B$(1-E), (2-A), (3-B), (4-D)$
- C$(1-E), (2-A), (3-D), (4-B)$
- D$(1-A), (2-E), (3-D), (4-B)$
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