🔍 Key Concepts

• Look closely at the valve springs on the exhaust valve to see if there is one spring or a nested inner and outer spring. • Trace how valve lash (clearance) would actually be adjusted in this layout – is the adjustment at the rocker arm or on the push rod? • Examine the top of the two exhaust valves and rocker area to see whether there is a valve bridge connecting both valves, and how they are actuated and cooled.

💭 Think About

• For each choice, ask yourself: "Can I physically see this feature in the drawing, or is it clearly NOT present?" and eliminate the choices that don’t match the illustration. • Imagine the motion path: cam → push rod → rocker (or bridge) → valve stem. Which option best matches the way these parts are drawn and connected? • Where would cooling oil need to flow if the exhaust valves were oil cooled, and is any such passage or connection actually indicated in the figure?

✅ Before You Answer

• Carefully count how many springs are on each valve and whether they are concentric (one inside another). • Identify the exact location of the adjusting screw and locknut for valve clearance – note which component they are mounted on. • Verify whether there is a single valve stem directly under the rocker, or a bridge piece that would allow one rocker to open two valves at the same time.