Step 1: Test the flagella statement.
Bacterial flagella are rigid helical filaments built from flagellin that rotate like a propeller, they do not contract or shorten on contact. So statement A fails.
Step 2: Test the Griffith and Spirochete statements.
Griffith's transformation experiment on pneumococcus bacteria is the classic study that pointed to a hereditary transforming principle carried in DNA, so statement B holds. Spirochetes are indeed long, slender and flexible spiral bacteria, so statement C holds too.
Step 3: Test the chemoheterotroph statement.
Chemoheterotrophs get both their carbon and their energy from organic compounds, not carbon alone, so statement D is incomplete and false.
Step 4: Combine.
Only B and C hold up under scrutiny.
Final answer: Option 2, B and C.