In a recent survey, 60 randomly selected married couples from the same town were asked to rate the overall quality of living in their town on a scale from 1 (very poor) to 10 (excellent) on twenty different attributes such as accessibility to major highways, availability of entertainment, services provided by tax dollars, etc. For each couple, the husband's individual ratings on the twenty attributes were averaged to produce an overall quality rating, and that process was repeated for the wife. Each point on the scatterplot below displays the overall rating of one of the 60 couples with the husband's rating represented by the horizontal axis and the wife's rating represented by the vertical axis.

Based on the scatterplot, which of the following statements is true?

Most ratings from the husbands appear in the 6-9 range, whereas the wifes' rating are from 2-9.