1. True:
Consider a ball thrown vertically, upward. At the highest point, the speed is zero but the acceleration of the ball is non-zero (9.8ms-2 vertically downwards). Acceleration does not depend on instantaneous speed.
2. False:
Since the magnitude of velocity is speed, a body with zero speed must have zero velocity.
3. True:
In the case of a body rebounding with the same speed, the acceleration at the time of impact is infinite, which is not practical physically.
4. False:
This depends on the chosen positive direction. The statement is true when the direction of motion and acceleration are along the chosen positive direction.