Question

A,C,D?

Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

almost

an (s) orbital does not have angular nodes
but it is defined by (l)

so BCD

Answer 3

hm not quite remember this is a p-orbital not an s-orbital
if you look at the diagram, there's a node at the origin which corresponds to a value of 0 for the wavefunction at the nucleus
C and D are false (those would only apply to a s orbital)
E is true for a p-orbital (which makes it not spherical)

so ABE