Answer: A, B, C
The compound shown is pyridine. Its lone pair is in an sp2 orbital in the ring plane and the ring pi sextet comes from the carbons and the pyridine-type nitrogen's p electron, so the lone pair is free to accept a proton. Pyridine (conjugate acid pKa about 5) is weaker than the sp3 amine piperidine (about 11) but far stronger than pyrrole, whose lone pair is part of the sextet.