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Question 1: This business was founded to provide temporary housing for some of those homeless kids. The money collected by the people who run it supports the program.

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Question 2:

This business was founded to sell textbooks to schools. The books are free to the students. When the company takes in more money than it has spent, that extra money is paid out to the people who own the company.

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Question 3:

This business is owned by doctors who provide free physical exams to people who cannot afford insurance. The business collects money from the government for each physical they provide. If they collect more money than they need to pay the bills and expenses, the excess cash goes to the doctors.

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Question 4:

This organization collects leftover food from restaurants and volunteers deliver the food to people who need it. This company receives money from the state to provide this service. If there is leftover money after paying all expenses, that money is used to improve the way food is delivered and on other things that help the business accomplish its goals.

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