In which situation has an entrepreneur shown resourcefulness?

Correct answer: Making and selling useful bags from leftover cloth

The direct answer is A: making and selling useful bags from leftover cloth. Resourcefulness means using available materials intelligently instead of wasting them. Step by step, the entrepreneur notices that cloth remains, thinks of a useful product, changes the cloth into bags, and sells those bags to create value and income. This shows creativity, saving of resources, and practical problem-solving. Option A is correct because waste material is converted into a useful and saleable product. Option B is wrong because throwing materials away wastes a possible resource and creates no value. Option C is wrong because spending money without a plan shows poor financial management, not resourcefulness. Option D is wrong because stopping work does not use resources or solve a problem. Remember: a resourceful entrepreneur finds a useful opportunity in what others may consider waste. Memory cue: “leftover material plus useful product equals resourcefulness.”