The sentences that contain a restrictive clause are: B and D, while the ones that contain nonrestricive are: A, C and E.
Explanation:
First of all the restrictive clauses are characterized by delimiting in some way the noun that is before the sentence. While nonrestrictive clauses are characterized by describing the noun granting him with a unique meaning. In other words both function in order of the noun by limiting it or describing it, also restrictive clauses never use commas while nonorestrictive clauses can use commas to explain the characteristics of the noun.
