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A is correct. B, C and D would get blocked because what matters is the permit statement in the route map, and it only allows IPs/networks that fit inside this range: 10.2.0.0/18 and that has a subnet mask of 24 or lower. B and C are not within the range (since they have 10.1 in them) and 10.2.3.0/26 has a subnet mask longer than 24.
Its a strange questions as 10.2.2.0/24 is directly-connected and there is nothing which shows in which routing protocol the connected networks are redistributed. All other networks are from the RIP domain, so no redistribution at all?
Clear that the 10.1 network is filtered with the emplicit deny at the end of the route map. But how does /26 go through as the prefix list is for le 24?