Concept:Check each statement for a negative real number x and identify which ones are false.Explanation:Given x<0, x is a negative real number.Statement 1: Natural number k>0. Since x<0, kx<0 always. Hence kx>0 is never true. So statement 1 is not correct.Statement 2: Take x=−1. Then x2+x=1+(−1)=0, which is not >0. So the inequality x2+x>0 does not hold always. Thus statement 2 is not correct.Statement 3: For x<0, we have 2x<x because adding x gives x<0 which is true. Also x<−x because −x>0. Therefore 2x<x<−x holds for all negative x. So statement 3 is correct.Statement 4: x2 may be irrational. Example: x=−43, then x2=3, which is irrational. Hence x2 is not always rational. So statement 4 is not correct.Thus the statements that are not correct are 1, 2, and 4.Answer:Option B: 1, 2 and 4.