Answer: A, B
In an anti E2 the H and Br must lie 180 degrees apart. For the meso isomer, placing H anti to Br leaves the two phenyl groups 60 degrees apart, so they end up cis (Br is then trans to the phenyl on the other carbon, which is E). For the racemic isomer the phenyl groups end up trans and Br cis to the other phenyl, which is Z. The reaction is stereospecific, not scrambled.