Consider the following statements: 1. Some microorganisms can grow in environments with temperature above the boiling point of water. 2. Some microorganisms can grow in environments with temperature below the freezing point of water. 3. Some microorganisms can grow in highly acidic environment with a pH below 3. How many of the above statements are correct?

Let's evaluate each statement about microorganisms:

1. Some microorganisms can grow in environments with temperature above the boiling point of water: This statement is correct. These are known as hyperthermophiles, a type of extremophile. They thrive in extremely hot environments, such as hydrothermal vents in the deep sea or hot springs, with optimal growth temperatures often exceeding 80°C and some capable of growing above 100°C (e.g., certain Archaea species).

2. Some microorganisms can grow in environments with temperature below the freezing point of water: This statement is correct. These are called psychrophiles or psychrotrophs. They are adapted to cold environments like polar regions, glaciers, and deep-sea waters, and can grow optimally at low temperatures, including below 0°C.

3. Some microorganisms can grow in highly acidic environment with a pH below 3: This statement is correct. These are known as acidophiles. They thrive in extremely acidic conditions, such as acid mine drainage, volcanic soils, or the stomach of animals. Their enzymes and cellular structures are adapted to function at very low pH levels (e.g., some Archaea and bacteria can grow at pH 1 or 2).

Since all three statements are correct, the answer is 'All three'.