The task here is to correctly match the enzymes listed in List I with their corresponding type of bond they hydrolyze or act on, as listed in List II. To do this, we need to understand the function of each enzyme:

• Lipase: This enzyme catalyzes the breakup of fats (lipids), primarily working on the ester bonds in triglycerides. Thus, Lipase corresponds to Ester bond (II).
• Nuclease: Nucleases are enzymes that cleave the phosphodiester bonds within the nucleic acids, DNA and RNA. Therefore, Nuclease corresponds to Phosphodiester bond (IV).
• Protease: These enzymes hydrolyze proteins by breaking peptide bonds between amino acids. Thus, Protease matches with Peptide bond (I).
• Amylase: Amylase acts on starches, breaking down the glycosidic bonds in carbohydrate molecules to produce simple sugars. Hence, Amylase corresponds to Glycosidic bond (III).

Matching these to the given options:

• A - Lipase corresponds to Ester bond (II).
• B - Nuclease corresponds to Phosphodiester bond (IV).
• C - Protease corresponds to Peptide bond (I).
• D - Amylase corresponds to Glycosidic bond (III).

This matches with Option C, hence the correct response is:

Option C: A-II, B-IV, C-I, D-III.