1. To draw liquid, a straw must create a proper vacuum or suction force to lift the liquid.
2. Analyzing the given straws:
- Straw A: The straw is cut or open at a point above the liquid level, which prevents vacuum formation. Thus, \(A\) cannot draw the liquid.
- Straw B: Similar to \(A\), the straw has an opening above the liquid level, disrupting the vacuum. Hence, \(B\) cannot draw the liquid.
- Straw C: The straw is fully submerged below the liquid surface, enabling a vacuum to lift the liquid. Therefore, \(C\) can draw the liquid.
- Straw D: Similar to \(C\), the straw allows for proper suction due to its design, enabling the liquid to be drawn. Hence, \(D\) can draw the liquid.
Conclusion: The straws that will draw the liquid are \(C\) and \(D\).