Which type of school charges fees and is not run by the government?

• A. Private Schools
• B. State Schools
• C. Faith Schools
• D. Comprehensive education

Answer: (A)

The core idea is about who runs a school and how it’s funded. Private schools operate independently of the government and charge tuition, relying on fees and private funds. This matches the description of not being government-run while still requiring payment. In contrast, state schools are funded and run by the government and are typically free for students. Faith schools can be either state-funded or independent, but the defining aspect here is the non-government control plus fee-charging, which points to private institutions. Comprehensive education refers to a state-funded, non-selective approach within the public system, not something that charges fees.