Answer: C, D
m-Nitrophenol has pKa about 8.4, lower than phenol (10.0) because of the -I effect of NO2, so the first statement holds. The para isomer (pKa 7.2) is stronger since -M also operates, so the second holds. At the meta position the nitro group cannot delocalise the phenoxide charge (no -M effect), so the third is false; the ortho isomer (7.2) is also more acidic than meta, so the fourth is false.