The given diagram shows the axon terminal and synapse. Identify the correct pair of any two labels from $A$ to $D$.
- A$C$ - Neurotransmitter,$D$ - $Ca^{++}$
- B$A$ - Receptor,$C$ - Synaptic vesicle
- C$B$ - Synaptic cleft,$D$ - $K^+$
- D$A$ - Neurotransmitter,$B$ - Synaptic cleft
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