From the given relationships, we can determine the family structure:
R is female (mother of Q).
P is male (brother of Q). Thus, P is also a child (son) of R.
Q is the parent of S and T, but the gender of Q is not specified.
S is female (daughter of Q).
T is female (sister of S, hence also a daughter of Q).
Now evaluating the statements:
Statement (1): Since R is the mother of Q and Q is the parent of S, R is the grandmother of S. (True)
Statement (2): Since P is the brother of Q (parent of S and T), P is the uncle of both S and T. (True)
Statement (3): The gender of Q is unknown (could be male or female), so we cannot conclude that R has only one son. (False / Not definitely true)
Statement (4): Both S and T are daughters of Q, meaning Q has at least two daughters. (False)
Therefore, Both (1) and (2) are true, which corresponds to option (A).