Which option shows an entrepreneur's organising ability?

Correct answer: Organising money material human resources and time

Direct answer: Option A is correct. Organising ability means arranging available resources and activities in a planned order so that work can be completed efficiently. An entrepreneur must decide how money, materials, human resources and time will be used, and must coordinate them with the business goal. The reasoning is: identify resources, assign them to suitable tasks, set a sequence and monitor their use. Option A correctly shows all these resources being organised. Option B is wrong because scattering materials creates waste and makes work difficult. Option C is wrong because confusing the team destroys coordination and clarity. Option D is wrong because unplanned, disorderly work may waste time and resources. Organisation does not mean merely keeping objects neat; it means purposeful arrangement and coordination for a result. Memory cue: organising means “right resource, right task, right time.”