A uniform rod is resting freely over a smooth horizontal plane. A particle moving horizontally strikes at one end of the rod normally and gets stuck. Then

When the particle strikes at one end of the rod then an impulse is exerted by the particle on the rod along the direction of its original motion. An equal but opposite impulsive reaction is exerted by the rod on the particle. If system of rod and the particle is considered then there is no external impulse on the system, hence momentum of the system remains conserved. Hence, option (1) and 4 are  correct.Since, both the impulsive reactions act at the same point, one acts on the rod and other on the particle, hence no angular impulse is produced by these impulsive reactions about any point. It means, angular momentum of the system remains conserved about every point. Hence, options (2) and (3) are correct.