Set D is permutation and distribution. Three values, three shapes, three fills, three counts, are laid out so that each appears once in every row and once in every column. Sometimes the values are plain tokens; sometimes each token is also transformed, or its position or orientation rotates through a cycle as it is distributed.
What you see: the same three things, rearranged row by row. What you do: find which one is missing from the last row and the last column.