Answer: A, B, C
Hyperconjugation with more alpha C-H bonds stabilises tertiary radicals; benzyl and allyl radicals are resonance stabilised (benzyl spin at ortho, para, benzylic carbons; allyl has 3 pi electrons over 3 carbons). The vinyl radical has its unpaired electron in an sp2 orbital that is orthogonal to the pi bond with no resonance, and its C-H bond is stronger than that of ethane, so it is less stable than the ethyl radical.