Match Column $X$ with Column $Y$ and select the correct option:
Column $X$ Column $Y$ $(1)$ Christmas tree $(P)$ Rhynia $(2)$ Fossil Pteridophyte $(Q)$ Araucaria $(3)$ Diplontic life cycle $(R)$ Ectocarpus $(4)$ Haplodiplontic life cycle $(S)$ Fucus
| Column $X$ | Column $Y$ |
| $(1)$ Christmas tree | $(P)$ Rhynia |
| $(2)$ Fossil Pteridophyte | $(Q)$ Araucaria |
| $(3)$ Diplontic life cycle | $(R)$ Ectocarpus |
| $(4)$ Haplodiplontic life cycle | $(S)$ Fucus |
- A$(1) - (R), (2) - (S), (3) - (Q), (4) - (P)$
- B$(1) - (R), (2) - (S), (3) - (P), (4) - (Q)$
- C$(1) - (Q), (2) - (S), (3) - (R), (4) - (P)$
- D$(1) - (Q), (2) - (P), (3) - (S), (4) - (R)$
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