Match the List I with List II 

LIST-I (Abbreviation)		LIST-II (Meaning)
A.	Vid or vide	I.	Same work cited just above
B.	op. cit.	II.	See, refer to
C.	id., idem	III.	In the work cited
D.	ibid., ibidem	IV.	The same

Correct option is D

• A. Vid or vide refers to See, refer to, which is commonly used in citations to direct the reader to another source for further reference. This corresponds to II.

• B. op. cit. refers to In the work cited, often used when citing a source that has been mentioned earlier in the document. This corresponds to III.

• C. id., idem refers to The same, meaning the same author or work is being cited again. This corresponds to IV.

• D. ibid., ibidem refers to Same work cited just above, which is used when citing the immediately preceding source. This corresponds to I. 

Information Booster:

1. Vid or vide is used to point to another source for further reference, often seen in legal or academic citations.

2. op. cit. is used to refer back to a previously cited work, typically used in footnotes or endnotes.

3. id., idem is used to avoid repeating the name of the author in subsequent citations. It indicates that the same author or work is being cited again.

4. ibid., ibidem is used when referring to the immediately preceding citation, providing a way to avoid repetition.