(2) is the answer..you have to go stepwise in answering this question
we know that each primary ooctye develops a layer of granulosa cells...coming to be known now as a primary follicle.
large numbers degenerate ...hence making only 60K to 80K available.
etc.primry follicle also develops a layer of granulosa cells and a theca layer.
note that the primary oocyte also grows in size simultaneously.
the secondary follicle also develops a layer of granulosa cells and a a characteristic fluid filled antrum.
NOw called TERTIARY FOLLICLE.
now here, the 1st meiotic division takes place..forming a seondary oocyte and a polar body...
then this secondary ooctye at the time of fertilisation forms a ova and another polar body.
(remember polar bodies are formed so we dont need to include them)
HOPE THIS HELPS!!