A challenge fee can be charged for challenging a decision, up to three dollars.

A challenge fee can be charged for challenging a decision, up to three dollars.

• A. $1
• B. $2
• C. $3
• D. $5

Answer: (C)

A limit on the challenge fee sets a ceiling for what can be charged. If the rule says you can charge up to three dollars, that means any amount from zero up to three dollars is allowed, with three dollars being the maximum you could charge. Among the options, charging three dollars stays within the cap and represents the highest permissible amount. Charging five dollars would exceed the limit and isn’t allowed. The smaller amounts, one or two dollars, are also within the cap, but they don’t illustrate the maximum you can charge under this rule.

A limit on the challenge fee sets a ceiling for what can be charged. If the rule says you can charge up to three dollars, that means any amount from zero up to three dollars is allowed, with three dollars being the maximum you could charge. Among the options, charging three dollars stays within the cap and represents the highest permissible amount. Charging five dollars would exceed the limit and isn’t allowed. The smaller amounts, one or two dollars, are also within the cap, but they don’t illustrate the maximum you can charge under this rule.