ice breaker start ESG: A Student Quiz

What does the term "Corporate Social Responsibility" (CSR) refer to?

• A company's responsibility to maximise profits

• A company's efforts to contribute positively to society and the environment

• A company's strategy to reduce employee numbers

• A company's focus on increasing shareholder value

Which of the following is an example of a sustainable business practice?

• Using non-renewable resources

• Implementing energy-efficient technologies

• Increasing waste production

• Ignoring environmental regulations

What is the primary goal of Corporate Social Responsibility?

• To increase the company's market share

• To ensure the company pays less tax

• To have a positive impact on society and the environment

• To reduce the number of employees

Which of the following is NOT a component of Corporate Social Responsibility?

• Environmental sustainability

• Philanthropy

• Employee welfare

• Increasing product prices

How can a company demonstrate its commitment to sustainable business practices?

• By using renewable energy sources

• By increasing its carbon footprint

• By reducing employee benefits

• By focusing solely on profit maximisation

What does the "Environmental" aspect of ESG focus on?

• Employee satisfaction

• Financial performance

• Impact on the natural world

• Customer service

Which of the following is a benefit of implementing Corporate Social Responsibility?

• Decreased brand reputation

• Increased employee turnover

• Enhanced customer loyalty

• Higher operational costs

What is a key characteristic of a sustainable business?

• It prioritises short-term profits over long-term goals

• It ignores environmental impacts

• It balances economic, social, and environmental concerns

• It focuses only on economic growth

Which of the following actions aligns with Corporate Social Responsibility?

• Dumping waste in local rivers

• Supporting local community projects

• Reducing employee wages

• Avoiding taxes

What is one way a company can reduce its environmental impact?

• Increase the use of single-use plastics

• Implement recycling programmes

• Expand its carbon emissions

• Use more fossil fuels