Option A: The gravitational field inside a thin spherical shell is 0 by Gauss law for gravitation . Hence E=0. Since reference is taken at infinity, gravitational potential is non zero at center but it is constant inside the sphere.
Option B: At the center of solid sphere, E=0 since Eαr inside the uniform solid sphere and hence E=0 at r=0. Since reference is taken at infinity, gravitational potential is non zero at center.
Option C: The gravitational field at the center of cavity in absence of cavity would be GMR3 . The material in the cavity would have no effect on field since the field at the center of a uniform sphere is zero. Hence E≠0. Also, since reference is taken at infinity, gravitational potential is non zero at center.
Option D: Each point mass will apply gravitational field in opposite direction and hence E=0. Since reference is taken at infinity, gravitational potential is non zero at center.
Answer is A>1,3 B>1,3 C>2,3 D>1,3.