Match plots P–S to attributes I: $\sigma_x>\sigma_y$, $0<\rho<1$; II: $\sigma_y>\sigma_x$, $\rho=1$; III: $\sigma_y>\sigma_x$, $0<\rho<1$; IV: $\sigma_x=\sigma_y$, $\rho=1$. Here σ denotes standard deviation and ρ the Pearson correlation.
P lies exactly on the equal-scale 45° line, giving equal spreads and perfect correlation (IV). Q lies on a steeper straight line, so Y has larger spread and correlation one (II). R is a scattered steep positive trend, giving larger Y spread and correlation below one (III). S is a curved positive trend with larger X spread and non-perfect Pearson correlation (I). Thus D.
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