What is earning money by doing chores called?

• A. Receiving allowance from parents
• B. Earning money for doing chores
• C. Earning money by doing chores
• D. Saving money on purchases

Answer: (C)

The idea here is how we describe getting paid for a task. When you say you are earning money by doing chores, you’re showing that the chores themselves are the method that brings in income—the action directly leads to money. That clear link between doing something (chores) and receiving money is exactly what the question asks for. Using "by" emphasizes the connection as the way you earn money. Other options describe money in different contexts: receiving allowance is a regular gift not necessarily tied to chores, and saving money on purchases is about keeping or reducing expenses, not earning money. Earning money for doing chores is close, but it’s the "by" phrasing that most precisely expresses earning as a result of performing the chores.