Which entry-related charge is listed as a method of entry?

• A. Cover Charge
• B. Door Charge or One-Time Membership Fee
• C. Minimum Drink Purchase Requirement
• D. No Entry Fee

Answer: (A)

An entry-related charge is a fee you pay just to get into a venue. The cover charge is the classic example: a fee collected at the door to gain admission, before you can enjoy the venue’s offerings. That makes it the best choice because it directly corresponds to access. A minimum drink purchase is a rule tied to what you buy after entering, not to entry itself, and no entry fee means there’s no charge to enter. While a door charge or one-time membership fee can relate to access in some contexts, the term most commonly used for an admission fee at the door is cover charge, which is why it’s identified as the entry-related charge here.