Answer: B
An enantiomer must have the same constitution and the opposite configuration. R is 2-bromobutane and S is butan-2-ol, different compounds, so they are excluded whatever their descriptors. P is 2-chlorobutane drawn from a different angle, but applying Cl>CX2HX5>CHX3>H gives (R) again, so P is the same compound. Q is 2-chlorobutane with the (S) configuration, so Q is the enantiomer.