Step 1: Understanding the Question:
We must decide which of the four statements about charge and Gauss's theorem are true, and then pick the matching option.
Step 2: Statement A:
Charge is quantised. Any charge is an integer multiple of the electron charge: \(q = ne\). So a body cannot have any value. Only whole-number multiples of \(e\) are possible. Statement A is false.
Step 3: Statement B:
Gauss's theorem says \(\oint \vec{E}\cdot d\vec{S} = q_{enc}/\varepsilon_0\). It holds for a closed surface of any shape and for any charge distribution. Statement B is true.
Step 4: Statement C:
Field lines from an outside charge enter the closed surface and leave it. The inward flux equals the outward flux, so the net flux is zero. Statement C is true.
Step 5: Statement D:
Gauss's theorem depends on the field falling as \(1/r^2\). The area of a sphere grows as \(r^2\), so the flux stays constant. Any field that obeys the inverse square law follows the theorem. Statement D is true.
Step 6: Matching the Options:
True statements are B, C and D. Option 1 includes A, so it is wrong. Option 2 includes A and leaves out C, so it is wrong. Option 3 includes A, so it is wrong. Option 4 is B, C and D only.
Final Answer:
Statements B, C and D are correct, so option 4 is the answer.
\[ \boxed{\text{B, C and D only}} \]