How many peaks would there be in H1 NMR of ethene? Since the bonds can't rotate, would there be 2 peaks? Likewise, how many peaks would there be in trans-but-2-ene and cis-but-2-ene?
You need to consider whether the protons in ethene are chemically equivalent, magnetically equivalent, or both. The lewis structure of ethene:



Because of the symmetry of the planar ethene molecule, all H atoms are chemically and magnetically equivalent. The spin system is therefore A$_4$. The signal is not split because the environment is the same for all H atoms. The signal would therefore be a single peak. Compared to an "average" methyl group, the ethylene protons are less shielded, and would appear at a higher chemical shift than methyl groups.