Answer: A, C, D
The compound is ethyl acetoacetate. Its CH2 hydrogens (pKa about 11) are the most acidic and lie between a ketone and an ester C=O. The anion is delocalised over both carbonyl oxygens, and the compound is more acidic than diethyl malonate (about 13) because a ketone stabilises the carbanion better than an ester. The ethoxy CH3 hydrogens are not activated.