Select the right option in which the events (A, B, C, D and E) in life of general reproduction are correctly identified.

The correct labelling is A - Gametogenesis, B - Gamete transfer, C-Fertilization, D - Zygote formation, E - Embryogenesis.
The male gamete is generally formed by the process of spermatogenesis in human males. 
The female gamete is generally formed by the process of oogenesis in human females. This process of formation of both the male and female gametes is called gametogenesis.
Syngamy is a process that is defined by the fusion of the male gametes (sperms) with the female gametes (eggs) that results in the formation of a diploid zygote in the end.
Embryogenesis takes place almost eight weeks after fertilization.
Gametogenesis leads to production of gametes (sperm and ovum). Male gametes are then transferred to the site of fertilization. Fertilization results in zygote formation. The zygote then gives rise to embryo.