The correct option is A Alpha
Alpha particles have the highest ionisation power than the other two types of radiation owing to the fact that an α-particle is doubly ionised helium nucleus, i.e. He2+. Beta particles are simply electrons (e-1), and gamma rays are uncharged EM radiation. Therefore, out of the three, α-rays have the most electric charge and are the most massive. Hence, when they are passed through a substance, they tend to ionise the substance (by attracting and stripping off the electrons from it) than β and γ radiation. X-rays are also a part of EM radiation, but still cannot ionise as powerful as α-rays.