Answer: B, C, D
Both adducts come from one resonance-stabilised allylic cation, CHX3−CHX+−CH=CHX2 and CHX3−CH=CH−CHX2X+, attacked by bromide at two positions. At low temperature the faster-forming 1,2-adduct dominates, and at higher temperature equilibration through the same cation gives the more stable 1,4-adduct. The last statement is therefore false.