The graph below shows the changes in blood concentration of four hormones (PPP, QQQ, RRR, and SSS) during a standard 28-day human menstrual cycle.

Which of the following options correctly identifies hormone Q Q\,Q and hormone SSS, along with the primary endocrine tissue responsible for secreting each hormone at its peak concentration?
Hormone QQQ is estrogen, secreted primarily by the developing ovarian follicle; Hormone SSS is progesterone, secreted primarily by the corpus luteum.
Hormone QQQ is progesterone, secreted primarily by the corpus luteum; Hormone SSS is estrogen, secreted primarily by the developing ovarian follicle.
Hormone QQQ is luteinising hormone (LH\text{LH}LH), secreted primarily by the anterior pituitary; Hormone SSS is follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH\text{FSH}FSH), secreted primarily by the anterior pituitary.
Hormone QQQ is estrogen, secreted primarily by the anterior pituitary; Hormone SSS is progesterone, secreted primarily by the corpus luteum.