Insulin Decreases Plasma Glucose Concentration in What Three Ways

Insulin decreases plasma glucose concentration in what three ways?

A) uptake of glucose into the cells, converting it to glycogen, and increasing gluconeogenesis
B) uptake of glucose into the cells, converting free glucose in cells to glycogen, and suppressing gluconeogenesis
C) storing it as glycogen in the liver, muscles, and pancreas
D) turning it into ATP, protein, and fats
E) through glycogenolysis, lipolysis, and gluconeogenesis