Answer: B, C, D
C1 and C3 each carry OH, H and two different ring paths, so both are stereocentres, but the two ends of the molecule are identical. The cis isomer is (1R,3S) with an internal mirror plane through C2 and C5, so it is meso and achiral. The trans isomer has no mirror plane and exists as (1R,3R)/(1S,3S). Total 3 stereoisomers, and cis/trans are diastereomers.