Dario notices that no bakery in his town sells gluten-free bread and decides that gap is the business he will start. What part of an entrepreneur's role is he carrying out?

Mei uses her savings to buy ovens and ingredients before her first cookie order is guaranteed. What part of the entrepreneur's role is shown?

Before opening day, Luis rents a food truck, buys supplies, and hires two cooks for weekend shifts. Which entrepreneur role is Luis performing?

Priya builds a phone app that lets pet owners book same-day vet visits in a way local clinics do not offer. Which role is she taking on?

Jordan prepares a short pitch explaining the target market, revenue model, and startup costs for a tutoring platform. What entrepreneur task is this?

Nina compares campus coffee prices and student schedules, then chooses commuters as the first customers for her mobile cart. What role is she performing?

Omar signs a lease and owes $18,000 even if his sneaker-cleaning shop closes after two months. What kind of risk is this?

Tessa leaves a paid internship to spend a year building her custom backpack company; if it fails, she loses that work experience. What risk is she taking?

Andre's family agrees to see him less on weekends while he runs a new lawn-care service, and friendships are strained. Which risk is most directly described?

Sofia worries for months about whether her first store will fail, and the pressure affects her sleep. What kind of risk is this?

Caleb borrows $12,000 to buy landscaping equipment, and the loan must be repaid even if he has too few customers. Which risk is he taking?

Rina pauses college for a year to test a meal-prep business. If it closes, she will be behind classmates in her program. What risk is shown?

Malik's new catering business means missing family events during its launch season. Which risk is this?

Two friends open one neighborhood bike repair shop, want steady local customers, and have no plan to copy the model in other cities. Choose the better classification.

A team designs software for restaurants and plans to sell the same subscription nationwide after testing it with five cafes. Is this a startup or small business?

Elena opens a single barbershop, expects loyal customers from nearby streets, and wants enough profit to support her family. What is it?

Four students create a reusable lunch container brand and plan to license the design to school districts across the country. What classification fits?

Ramon buys one existing dry-cleaning store and wants to keep its current customers and staff, not open more locations. Select the best description.

A founder tests an online language-tutoring platform in one city but plans to add tutors and students worldwide using the same website. What is it?

Aisha says the best part of owning her bookshop is choosing which titles to stock without asking a supervisor. Which reward is she naming?

Ben says he accepts long hours because, if his repair app grows, the owners could earn far more than a fixed salary. What reward is he describing?

Carla says running her bakery matters because customers celebrate birthdays with cakes she designed herself. Which reward is this?

Dev wants his farm-supply store to become a company his children can own someday. Which reward of entrepreneurship does he value?

Nora likes setting her own hours and deciding which client projects her web-design studio accepts. What reward is she emphasizing?

Eli says his best day was seeing a customer solve a problem with a product his team invented, even before the firm was profitable. Which reward is this?