The correct answer is: (i) and (ii) only.
A feedforward control system involves forecasting future outcomes, and comparing these with desired outcomes. Control action is then taken to minimise or remove any differences. Models (i) and (ii) are therefore feedforward control models.
Model (iii) is a feedback control model, because it provides information on what has already happened, for comparison with a standard or plan (which in this case is the predetermined control limits).