Answer: B, C, D
The compound shown is cyclopentadiene. The anion has 6 pi electrons (4n+2) and is aromatic, so cyclopentadiene is far more acidic than cyclopentane (statements 1 and 4 true). The cation formed by hydride loss has 4 pi electrons (4n) and is antiaromatic, therefore strongly destabilised, so it is less stable than the anion (statement 2 true, statement 3 false).