Solution

Transfer RNA (tRNA) is a small RNA of about 70–90 nucleotides.
In two dimensions it folds back on itself by base pairing to give a clover leaf structure (proposed by Holley): an acceptor arm (with the CCA 3' end where the amino acid is attached), the DHU arm, the anticodon arm (with the anticodon loop), and the T$\psi$C arm.
In three dimensions the tRNA looks like an inverted L.
mRNA is a linear strand, hnRNA is the unprocessed precursor of mRNA, and rRNA forms the ribosomes.
So the RNA with a structure resembling a clover leaf is tRNA.

Concept Clover leaf model of tRNA

Molecular Basis of Inheritance in past papers

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