Answer: A, C, D
With both Cl atoms on the same side (right) of a symmetric chain, the projection has a horizontal mirror line between C2 and C3, so the compound is meso (A) and the centres are (2R,3S) with opposite descriptors (B, confirmed by assigning each centre). A meso compound is optically inactive (C is wrong). Exchanging Cl and H on one centre gives (2R,3R) or (2S,3S), a chiral stereoisomer that is not the mirror image of the meso form, i.e. a chiral diastereomer (D). Correct: A, B and D.