public class SuperClass {

public int x;
int y;
public void m1( int a ) {
}

SuperClass( ) {
}
}

class SubClass extends SuperClass {

private float f;
void m2(int c) {
int x;
return;
}
SubClass() {
}
}

class T {

public static void main( String [] args) {
int i;
float g;
SubClass b = new SubClass( );
<<< calls >>>
}
}

A. b.m2();
B. g=b.f;
C. I=b.x;
D. I=b.y;
E. b.m1(6);
F. g=b.x;

A - Incorrect because the method m2() does not exist.
B - Incorrect because f is declared private.
C - Correct, declared public
D - Correct, , assuming that all the class files are in the same package.
E - Correct, valid method call.
F - Correct , same as C.

Please let me know if I am correct.
Thanks in advance !!
Milind

It's not I but i, right?

C - Correct, declared public

b.m1(6) is invalid.