Answer: D
The candidates are C-1 and C-3 (alpha to a ketone, pKa≈19-20) and C-4 (alpha to a nitro group, pKa≈10 for nitroalkanes). The nitronate ion delocalises charge onto two oxygens and is much more stable than a ketone enolate. So the C-4 hydrogens are by far the most acidic.