Correct answer: (C) Magnitude increases linearly with frequency.
Explanation
An ideal differentiator has $H(s)=Ks$, so $H(j\omega)=jK\omega$. Its magnitude is $|K|\omega$, linear in frequency, while its phase is constant at +90° for positive K. Therefore C describes the transfer function.
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