Test: Corporate Social Responsibility Quiz

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sarah ayyad

Emiratos Árabes Unidos


Corporate Social Responsibility QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on corporate social responsibility concepts and practices! por sarah ayyad 1 What does CSR stand for? a Corporate Social Reform b Community Social Responsibility c Corporate Social Responsibility d Corporate Sustainable Responsibility 2 Which of the following is a key component of CSR? a Reducing employee benefits b Environmental sustainability c Maximizing profits d Increasing product prices 3 What is a common goal of CSR initiatives? a Reducing employee wages b Enhancing community well-being c Increasing shareholder dividends d Expanding market share 4 Which stakeholder is primarily concerned with CSR? a Competitors b Government officials c Local communities d Only shareholders 5 Which company is known for its strong CSR practices? a ExxonMobil b McDonald's c Patagonia d Walmart 6 What is a benefit of CSR for businesses? a Improved brand reputation b Higher taxes c Increased operational costs d Less employee engagement 7 Which of the following is NOT a CSR practice? a Charitable donations b Recycling programs c Exploiting labor d Sustainable sourcing 8 What is the primary focus of CSR? a Product innovation b Social and environmental impact c Maximizing profits d Market competition 9 Which international standard relates to CSR? a ISO 26000 b ISO 9001 c ISO 50001 d ISO 14001 10 What role does transparency play in CSR? a Hides company failures b Reduces communication c Builds trust with stakeholders d Increases profits

Corporate Social Responsibility QuizVersión en línea

Test your knowledge on corporate social responsibility concepts and practices!

por sarah ayyad

What does CSR stand for?

Corporate Social Reform

Community Social Responsibility

Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Sustainable Responsibility

Which of the following is a key component of CSR?

Reducing employee benefits

Environmental sustainability

Maximizing profits

Increasing product prices

What is a common goal of CSR initiatives?

Reducing employee wages

Enhancing community well-being

Increasing shareholder dividends

Expanding market share

Which stakeholder is primarily concerned with CSR?

Competitors

Government officials

Local communities

Only shareholders

Which company is known for its strong CSR practices?

ExxonMobil

McDonald's

Patagonia

Walmart

What is a benefit of CSR for businesses?

Improved brand reputation

Higher taxes

Increased operational costs

Less employee engagement

Which of the following is NOT a CSR practice?

Charitable donations

Recycling programs

Exploiting labor

Sustainable sourcing

What is the primary focus of CSR?

Product innovation

Social and environmental impact

Maximizing profits

Market competition

Which international standard relates to CSR?

ISO 26000

ISO 9001

ISO 50001

ISO 14001

What role does transparency play in CSR?

Hides company failures

Reduces communication

Builds trust with stakeholders

Increases profits

Corporate Social Responsibility Quiz

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Corporate Social Responsibility QuizVersión en línea

por sarah ayyad

What does CSR stand for?

Which of the following is a key component of CSR?

What is a common goal of CSR initiatives?

Which stakeholder is primarily concerned with CSR?

Which company is known for its strong CSR practices?

What is a benefit of CSR for businesses?

Which of the following is NOT a CSR practice?

What is the primary focus of CSR?

Which international standard relates to CSR?

What role does transparency play in CSR?