Statement I : The symbol for the element lead is $P b$
Statement II :The symbol for lead is derived from the name latin root , in english which means 'plumbing'

Statement I and statement II is true and statement II is a correct explanation of statement I

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Statement I and statement II is true and statement II is not a correct explanation of statement I

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Statement I is false and statement II is true

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Statement I is true statement II is false

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Both statement I and statement II are false

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Solution

The correct option is B Statement I is true statement II is false
The symbol for the element lead is $P b$ because the symbol for lead is derived from the name Latin root 'plumbum' meaning 'liquid silver'.

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