Step 1: Name the media.
Light passes from air into glass of refractive index $1.5$. Glass is the denser medium of the two.
Step 2: Track the speed.
Speed in a medium is $v = c/n$. A bigger $n$ means a slower wave, so the light slows down on entering glass. That makes A true and B false.
Step 3: Track the direction.
If the ray hits at any angle other than straight on, that is $\theta \neq 0$, it bends toward the normal as it enters the denser glass. So statement C is true.
Step 4: Rule out total internal reflection.
Total internal reflection only happens going from dense to rare beyond the critical angle. Here we go rare to dense, so D cannot happen.
Step 5: Answer.
\[ \boxed{A,\ C} \]