Answer: C, D
The halide must be methyl or primary (or at least unhindered) for SN2. Pair 1 uses methyl iodide and pair 2 uses a primary bromide with a phenoxide, so both succeed. A tertiary halide with methoxide undergoes E2 to isobutene, and an aryl halide does not undergo SN2 because backside attack at an sp2 carbon is impossible.