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Answer (A) is correct . Confirmation is the court’s approval of the plan after notice and a hearing. Confirmation makes the plan binding on the creditors, equity security holders, and debtor, whether or not they accepted the plan. It also operates as a discharge of unprotected debts, except for those claims previously denied discharge in a Chapter 7 case, and vests the estate property in the debtor. Confirmation is contingent upon the plan’s feasibility, the good faith in which it was proposed, and the provision for cash payment of certain allowed claims, such as administration expenses.

Answer (B) is incorrect because An impaired class may be required to accept a plan over its objection if the court finds that the plan is “fair and equitable,” for instance, if no junior claim or interest receives anything.
Answer (C) is incorrect because At least one class of claims (not ownership interests) must accept.
Answer (D) is incorrect because A class of claims accepts if approval is given by more than half the allowed claims, provided they represent at least two-thirds of the claims by amount. A class of interests (shareholders) accepts if approval is given by two-thirds in amount of the allowed interests.