Two functions of an entrepreneur are: (i) organising resources (land, labour, capital) to start a business, and (ii) bearing risks of the enterprise to earn profit.
This is a standard Business Studies / Economics concept question. Examiners expect two distinct, named functions — simply listing them with a brief phrase is sufficient for 1 mark. Common accepted answers include: organising production, taking initiative, innovating, risk-bearing, decision-making, and coordinating factors of production. Any two correct functions earn full marks. Note: the source passages provided are from a finance/investment unit and do not cover entrepreneurship, so this answer is based on standard CBSE Class 10 syllabus knowledge of entrepreneurs.