In a carburetor the level of the fuel in the float chamber as compared to the level of the main jet in the venture is A. lower B. same C. higher D. same or higher

In a carburetor the level of the fuel in the float chamber as compared to the level of the main jet in the venture is  A. lower B. same C. higher D. same or higher  
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