The correct option is A HCl
Concentrated hydrochloric acid is used in the confirmatory test for sulphate ions.
In this test, a white precipitate of metal sulphate which does not dissolve in concentrated HCl is used to confirm the presence of SO24− ion.
However, H2SO4 cannot be used testing as it already contains SO24− ions which leads to a false positive test by increasing its quantity.
Similarly, NaOH is a strong base which release OH− anion making it difficult for the SO24− anion.