All of the capacitors are probably chosen so that, at the signal frequencies of interest, they look like short circuits. So consider the names of the three basic amplifier configurations and see if that gives you an idea.
A common-drain (source-follower) circuit has a high input impedance, a voltage gain of slightly less than 1, no signal inversion, and a low output impedance.
A common-gate circuit (signal applied to source) has a low input impedance, a current-gain of 1, and no signal inversion.