To solve the problem of matching the entries from Column I with the appropriate entries from Column II, we will analyze each compound and determine its properties.
### Step-by-Step Solution:
1. **Identify the properties of SO₂ (A)**:
- SO₂ (sulfur dioxide) has sulfur in the +4 oxidation state.
- It can act as both an acid and an oxidizing agent.
- Therefore, SO₂ matches with:
- **p** (Basic)
- **q** (Acidic)
- **r** (Reducing)
- **s** (Oxidizing)
2. **Identify the properties of H₂SO₄ (B)**:
- H₂SO₄ (sulfuric acid) has sulfur in the +6 oxidation state.
- It is a strong acid and can act as an oxidizing agent.
- Therefore, H₂SO₄ matches with:
- **q** (Acidic)
- **s** (Oxidizing)
3. **Identify the properties of HNO₃ (C)**:
- HNO₃ (nitric acid) has nitrogen in the +5 oxidation state.
- It is primarily an acid and does not act as a reducing agent.
- Therefore, HNO₃ matches with:
- **q** (Acidic)
4. **Identify the properties of NH₃ (D)**:
- NH₃ (ammonia) has nitrogen in the -3 oxidation state.
- It can act as a reducing agent and can also behave as a weak acid.
- Therefore, NH₃ matches with:
- **p** (Basic)
- **r** (Reducing)
### Final Matches:
- A (SO₂) matches with **p, q, r, s**
- B (H₂SO₄) matches with **q, s**
- C (HNO₃) matches with **q**
- D (NH₃) matches with **p, r**
### Summary of Matches:
- A: p, q, r, s
- B: q, s
- C: q
- D: p, r
### Correctly bubbled matrix:
```
{:(,"Column I",,"Column II"),
((A),SO₂,(p),"Basic"),
((A),SO₂,(q),"Acidic"),
((A),SO₂,(r),"Reducing"),
((A),SO₂,(s),"Oxidising"),
((B),H₂SO₄,(q),"Acidic"),
((B),H₂SO₄,(s),"Oxidising"),
((C),HNO₃,(q),"Acidic"),
((D),NH₃,(p),"Basic"),
((D),NH₃,(r),"Reducing"):}
```