Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) - Quiz

1. Which of the following best defines CSR?

Reducing taxes for corporations

A business approach that contributes to sustainable development by
delivering economic, social, and environmental benefits

Developing financial plans for businesses

Maximizing shareholder profits

2. Ensuring ethical supply chain practices

Lehman Brothers

ExxonMobil

Enron

Unilever

3. Which of the following is a social benefit of CSR?

Higher resource consumption

Strengthened community relationships

Improved stock market performance

Reduced operational efficiency

4. How does CSR impact investors?

Attracts responsible investors who value sustainability

Limits opportunities for financial growth

Discourages investment due to higher costs

Reduces the need for financial transparency

5. Which international guideline supports CSR practices?

Basel III Regulations

Sarbanes-Oxley Act

OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises

Kyoto Protocol

6. What is the primary aim of CSR in a global context?

Avoiding international collaborations

Reducing global trade

Increasing business complexity

Addressing global challenges like poverty, inequality, and climate change

7. Which of the following is NOT an example of CSR activity?

Reducing carbon emissions

Ensuring ethical supply chain practices

Supporting community development projects

Engaging in child labor practices

8. Which CSR activity helps reduce waste?

Using non-recyclable materials

Recycling and promoting a circular economy

Ignoring waste management

Single-use plastics production

9. What is the role of CSR in supply chain management?

Reducing supplier accountability

Minimizing ethical concerns

Increasing production costs

Promoting transparency and sustainable practices

10. What is the role of CSR in promoting diversity?

Focusing only on financial metrics

Reducing employee benefits

Ensuring equal opportunities for all employees

Ignoring workplace inclusion

11. Which international framework aligns CSR with human rights?

Basel III Regulations

Kyoto Protocol

UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights

Paris Agreement

12. CSR focuses on the triple bottom line. What does this mean?

Environmental, social, and economic sustainability

Financial profit, corporate image, and global expansion

Employee productivity, community involvement, and leadership
development

Marketing strategies, advertising, and public relations

13. Which region has the most mandatory CSR laws?

Africa

Europe

North America

Asia

14. What is a key component of CSR in employee welfare?

Offering minimal wages

Providing safe and inclusive workplaces

Increasing work hours

Reducing employee benefits

15. Why is CSR important for businesses?

To enhance brand reputation and foster customer loyalty

To avoid tax regulations

To improve profitability in the short term

To replace government policies

16. What does CSR stand for?

Corporate Stakeholder Relations

Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Strategic Reporting

Corporate Sustainability Report

17. Which CSR initiative focuses on supporting education?

Providing scholarships and funding schools

Reducing carbon emissions

Increasing employee work hours

Promoting product sales

18. How does CSR benefit employees?

Increases stress and workload

Encourages diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace

Limits professional development opportunities

Reduces workplace safety

19. What is the role of CSR in environmental sustainability?

Enhancing fossil fuel consumption

Reducing the company’s ecological footprint

Ignoring environmental regulations

Focusing solely on financial gains

20. What are the three pillars of CSR?

Environment, Ethics, Economics

Politics, Policies, Profits

Production, Productivity, Publicity

People, Planet, Profit

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