Match List-I (Amorphic fallacy) with List-II (Reason) and choose the correct answer from the options given below.

The four fallacies fall under erroneous arrival, relevance, ambiguity and presumption respectively.

Trick out of ignorance argues from what is unknown, a defect of faulty or erroneous arrival at a conclusion.

Emotional urge sways by feeling rather than proof, a fallacy of relevance.

The division fallacy shifts a term's sense from whole to parts, a fallacy of ambiguity.

The self-reliant defect assumes what it should prove, a fallacy of presumption.

Pairing each fallacy with its ground gives trick-ignorance to erroneous arrival, emotion to relevance, division to ambiguity, self-reliance to presumption.