Associate the following diseases/infections with their causative agents:
$(a)$ Sleeping sickness
$(b)$ $SARS$
$(c)$ Kala-azar
$(d)$ Acne
$(e)$ $AIDS$
$(f)$ Dengue fever
$(g)$ Malaria
$(h)$ Brain fever
$(i)$ Chickenpox
$(j)$ Polio

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(N/A) The following table lists the diseases and their respective causative agents:
Disease Causative Agent
$(a)$ Sleeping sickness $Trypanosoma$ (Protozoan)
$(b)$ $SARS$ Virus
$(c)$ Kala-azar $Leishmania$ (Protozoan)
$(d)$ Acne $Staphylococcus$ (Bacteria)
$(e)$ $AIDS$ Virus $(HIV)$
$(f)$ Dengue fever Virus
$(g)$ Malaria $Plasmodium$ (Protozoan)
$(h)$ Brain fever Virus
$(i)$ Chickenpox Virus
$(j)$ Polio Virus

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