While 3 of these are literally saying sorry, only Scusi is used to get attention while the permesso is said when you'd like to pass someone and mi dispiace is truly 'I'm sorry' Scusi! Permesso! Mi dispiace Prego! Choose the answer that offers the best translation.
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