Discussion
The viscosity index of an oil measures
Answer: B
Correct answer: how little its viscosity changes with temperature
The viscosity index is a measure of stability rather than of viscosity: a high index means the oil thins comparatively little as it warms. It is what matters in an engine that must be pumped when cold and must still carry load when hot, and it is raised by viscosity index improver additives.
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