Wrongful trading / insolvency

Hello Sir! Back again. I just want to check the below question please, source: BPP textbook, Mock Exam (section A, 2 points, Q41). *********************************************************************************** Question 41: Which TWO of the following are criminal offences that directors of a company may commit as a consequence of their company being insolvent? (1) Acting as a director whilst disqualified (2) Making a false declaration of solvency (3) Wrongful trading (4) Abuse of position A 1 and 2 B 1 and 4 C 2 and 3 D 3 and 4 Answer: All of the offences may be commited by directors, but only making a false declaration of solvency and wrongful trading are a consequence of insolvency - ie they can only be committed by directors of insolvent companies. *********************************************************************************** I'm confused because the question asks which criminal offences can be commited but I understand that both options would not be criminal, particularly (3) as I understood only Fraudulent trading could be a criminal matter. As a result I foolishly guessed option A.