Select the correct match for $X$ and $Y$:
Column $X$Column $Y$
$(1)$ Aldolase$(P)$ Hydrolases
$(2)$ Hexokinase$(Q)$ Ligases
$(3)$ Succinic dehydrogenase$(R)$ Lyases
$(4)$ Fructose isomerase$(S)$ Oxidoreductases
$(5)$ Lactase$(T)$ Transferases
$(6)$ Acetyl $CoA$ synthetase$(U)$ Isomerases

  • A
    $(1-R), (2-T), (3-S), (4-U), (5-P), (6-Q)$
  • B
    $(1-R), (2-S), (3-T), (4-U), (5-P), (6-Q)$
  • C
    $(1-R), (2-S), (3-T), (4-P), (5-U), (6-Q)$
  • D
    $(1-R), (2-S), (3-T), (4-P), (5-Q), (6-U)$

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