Answer: A, C, D
Alumina melts near 2300 K and is a poor conductor, whereas the cryolite-fluorspar melt works at about 1200 K or below and conducts (true). Alumina dissolves in the melt and its ions are discharged (true). The carbon anodes are consumed by the liberated oxygen, forming CO and COX2, so statement 3 is false. Molten aluminium is denser than the bath and sinks to the cathode lining (true).