Answer: C, D
The first equivalent of CHX3MgBr adds to the ester and expels EtOX−, giving propanone. Ketones are more reactive than esters, so a second equivalent adds at once to give (CHX3)X3C−OMgBr. After hydrolysis, 2-methylpropan-2-ol (tertiary) and ethanol are obtained. Propanone cannot be isolated and propan-2-ol would need a hydride, not a methyl, nucleophile.