The belief that an entrepreneur must immediately seize every opportunity increases which risk?

Correct answer: Resources may be scattered without checking capacity and feasibility

The direct answer is C: resources may be scattered when capacity and feasibility are not checked. An opportunity is only useful if the business can serve it well, afford its cost, and fit it with its goals. Reasoning step by step: notice an opportunity; collect information; ask whether the team, money, time, skills, equipment, and market demand are sufficient; compare it with current priorities; then decide. If every opportunity is accepted immediately, attention and resources may be divided among too many projects, causing delay, poor quality, or financial loss. C is correct. A is wrong because customer satisfaction does not always rise when a business takes on more work. B is wrong because opportunities remain different in cost, risk, timing, and suitability. D is wrong because immediate action increases the need for careful decisions rather than removing it. Memory cue: pause, test, prioritise, then act.