Correct answer
A drum brake.
A drum brake. Its shoes rub against the drum’s inner surface to produce braking. Disc brakes use pads against a disc; engine braking uses the engine’s resistance. Brake type alone does not establish that a wheel will lock.
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A disc brake.
A drum brake.
Engine braking.
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