The correct option is A Angular momentum
In an elliptical orbit, the distance between the Sun and the planet changes with time. So the gravitational potential energy (depends on r ) changes, hence the kinetic energy. Since the kinetic energy changes, linear speed is also not constant.
Rate of change in angular momentum of a particle about a centre is:
dLdt=r×F
In this case F is the gravitational force of attraction, which acts along the radius r.
So the cross product of r and F is zero.
⇒ Angular momentum is constant.