Which of the following is NOT an Entrepreneurship SAE example?

• A. Working at a greenhouse
• B. Owning a lawn maintenance business
• C. Owning a farm supply store
• D. Raising plants to sell

Answer: (A)

Entrepreneurship SAE focuses on owning and operating a business that produces goods or provides services. Being employed at a greenhouse means you’re working for someone else and the business is owned by another person; you don’t run or own the venture. That’s why it isn’t an Entrepreneurship SAE example. The other options involve owning and running a business or a venture you control—like a lawn maintenance service or a farm supply store—which fits the entrepreneurship category. Raising plants to sell can also count as entrepreneurship if you’re managing and operating your own plant-growing business, but the key idea here is ownership and control of the enterprise, not just employment.