Identification of Bond Types in an Organic Molecule

Consider the following structural representation of a molecule:

This molecule is composed of carbon (C) and hydrogen (H) atoms arranged in a specific pattern. In organic chemistry, the bonding of these atoms is critical to understanding the properties and reactivity of the compound. Each carbon atom typically forms four bonds, adhering to the tetravalency rule. Identify the correct representation of the molecular structure concerning the types of bonds present within the molecule.