Electronic configuration of Zn :[Ar]3d104s2
Electronic configuration of Cu :[Ar]3d104s1
In Zn, the orbitals are fully filled and are stable so abstraction of electron from its orbital is difficult so they have higher first ionisation energy than Cu.
Second ionisation energy for Cu is more because it removes electrons from fully filled d-orbital of Cu whereas second ionisation in Zn leads again to stable fully filled d-orbital.
Hence, statements (1) and (3) are correct.