Credit cards issued by some entities are a type of revolving credit account that can only be used under certain conditions. What is an example of this type of revolving credit account?

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using your Visa to fund your cross-country road trip

using your Visa to fund your cross-country road trip

using your Shell card to get gas at Shell gas stations

using your Shell card to get gas at Shell gas stations

using your Mastercard to buy Christmas gifts all over town

using your Mastercard to buy Christmas gifts all over town

using your American Express to shop online

using your American Express to shop online
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Answer 1

The example of a revolving credit account that can only be used under certain conditions is:

using your Shell card to get gas at Shell gas stations.

This is a specific type of credit card (a store-branded credit card) that restricts usage to particular merchants or services (in this case, Shell gas stations).