CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY – OVERVIEW OF
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1. What is the most modern and holistic definition of Corporate Social
Responsibility?
a) Corporate philanthropy and charity work.
b) A business model that helps a company be socially accountable to itself, its
stakeholders, and the public.
c) A mandatory legal requirement for all corporations.
d) A company's commitment to manage the social, environmental, and
economic effects of its operations responsibly and in line with public
expectations.
2. The concept of the "Triple Bottom Line" in CSR emphasizes which three
pillars?
a) Profit, People, Planet.
b) Product, Price, Promotion.
c) Revenue, Cost, Margin.
d) Government, Corporate, Non-Profit.
3. Which international standard provides guidelines for social responsibility that
are applicable to all organizations?
a) ISO 9001 (Quality Management)
b) ISO 14001 (Environmental Management)
c) ISO 26000 (Guidance on Social Responsibility)
d) ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety)
4. A company that transparently reports its financial, social, and environmental
performance is publishing what?
a) An Annual Report.
b) An Integrated Report.
,c) A Sustainability Report.
d) A Corporate Charter.
5. The "S" in ESG stands for:
a) Supply Chain
b) Social
c) Systemic
d) Security
6. Which of the following is a primary driver for companies to adopt CSR in
2025?
a) Avoiding all forms of taxation.
b) Increasing brand loyalty and mitigating risks from consumer and investor
pressure.
c) Replacing all government regulations.
d) Focusing solely on short-term profit maximization.
7. Stakeholder theory, as opposed to shareholder theory, argues that a company
has a responsibility to:
a) Only its owners and investors.
b) All parties that are affected by its actions, including employees, customers,
suppliers, and communities.
c) Only the government and regulatory bodies.
d) Its competitors to ensure fair play.
8. Greenwashing refers to:
a) A company's legitimate and verified environmental achievements.
b) The process of making a company's operations more eco-friendly.
c) Misleading consumers regarding the environmental benefits of a product or
service.
d) The legal requirement to recycle.
9. Which framework is increasingly used by investors to evaluate a company's
ethical impact and sustainability practices?
a) GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles)
, b) SWOT Analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats)
c) ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) Criteria
d) BCG Matrix (Boston Consulting Group)
10. Corporate governance in CSR primarily concerns:
a) Marketing strategies for social causes.
b) The system of rules, practices, and processes by which a company is directed
and controlled.
c) Employee volunteer programs.
d) Product development cycles.
11. The term "Circular Economy" in a CSR context aims to:
a) Maximize linear production (take-make-dispose).
b) Eliminate waste and continually use resources.
c) Only use recycled paper in offices.
d) Increase the circular flow of money in the economy.
12. According to Carroll's CSR Pyramid, what is the foundational responsibility of
a business?
a) Philanthropic Responsibility
b) Ethical Responsibility
c) Legal Responsibility
d) Economic Responsibility
13. A company auditing its suppliers for child labor and unsafe working
conditions is addressing which dimension of CSR?
a) Environmental Sustainability
b) Social Responsibility and Human Rights
c) Pure Philanthropy
d) Corporate Governance
14. The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a call for action by all
countries in a:
a) Global competitive partnership.
b) Global philanthropic contest.
ALL WEEKS PAPERS COMBINED (LATEST 2025) || 100%
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1. What is the most modern and holistic definition of Corporate Social
Responsibility?
a) Corporate philanthropy and charity work.
b) A business model that helps a company be socially accountable to itself, its
stakeholders, and the public.
c) A mandatory legal requirement for all corporations.
d) A company's commitment to manage the social, environmental, and
economic effects of its operations responsibly and in line with public
expectations.
2. The concept of the "Triple Bottom Line" in CSR emphasizes which three
pillars?
a) Profit, People, Planet.
b) Product, Price, Promotion.
c) Revenue, Cost, Margin.
d) Government, Corporate, Non-Profit.
3. Which international standard provides guidelines for social responsibility that
are applicable to all organizations?
a) ISO 9001 (Quality Management)
b) ISO 14001 (Environmental Management)
c) ISO 26000 (Guidance on Social Responsibility)
d) ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety)
4. A company that transparently reports its financial, social, and environmental
performance is publishing what?
a) An Annual Report.
b) An Integrated Report.
,c) A Sustainability Report.
d) A Corporate Charter.
5. The "S" in ESG stands for:
a) Supply Chain
b) Social
c) Systemic
d) Security
6. Which of the following is a primary driver for companies to adopt CSR in
2025?
a) Avoiding all forms of taxation.
b) Increasing brand loyalty and mitigating risks from consumer and investor
pressure.
c) Replacing all government regulations.
d) Focusing solely on short-term profit maximization.
7. Stakeholder theory, as opposed to shareholder theory, argues that a company
has a responsibility to:
a) Only its owners and investors.
b) All parties that are affected by its actions, including employees, customers,
suppliers, and communities.
c) Only the government and regulatory bodies.
d) Its competitors to ensure fair play.
8. Greenwashing refers to:
a) A company's legitimate and verified environmental achievements.
b) The process of making a company's operations more eco-friendly.
c) Misleading consumers regarding the environmental benefits of a product or
service.
d) The legal requirement to recycle.
9. Which framework is increasingly used by investors to evaluate a company's
ethical impact and sustainability practices?
a) GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles)
, b) SWOT Analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats)
c) ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) Criteria
d) BCG Matrix (Boston Consulting Group)
10. Corporate governance in CSR primarily concerns:
a) Marketing strategies for social causes.
b) The system of rules, practices, and processes by which a company is directed
and controlled.
c) Employee volunteer programs.
d) Product development cycles.
11. The term "Circular Economy" in a CSR context aims to:
a) Maximize linear production (take-make-dispose).
b) Eliminate waste and continually use resources.
c) Only use recycled paper in offices.
d) Increase the circular flow of money in the economy.
12. According to Carroll's CSR Pyramid, what is the foundational responsibility of
a business?
a) Philanthropic Responsibility
b) Ethical Responsibility
c) Legal Responsibility
d) Economic Responsibility
13. A company auditing its suppliers for child labor and unsafe working
conditions is addressing which dimension of CSR?
a) Environmental Sustainability
b) Social Responsibility and Human Rights
c) Pure Philanthropy
d) Corporate Governance
14. The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a call for action by all
countries in a:
a) Global competitive partnership.
b) Global philanthropic contest.
