Which term is a sum of money charged for teaching or instruction by a school, college, or university?

• A. Tuition
• B. Employee Handbook
• C. Urgent
• D. Color-Coded

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is the money a school charges for teaching or instruction. That amount is known as tuition. It’s the fee you pay to enroll in courses and receive instruction, often billed per term or per year, and sometimes shown separately from other costs like room, board, or textbooks. This term specifically refers to the cost of education itself.

The other options don’t fit this definition: an employee handbook is a document for workers that outlines policies, urgent describes something needing immediate action, and color-coded refers to a system of using colors to organize or categorize things.