Business: Impact & Integrity Quiz

What does the term "greenwashing" mean in the context of business?

• Promoting environmentally friendly products honestly.

• Exaggerating or falsely advertising environmental benefits.

• Investing in cleaner technologies and sustainable materials.

• Using recyclable packaging for all products.

What does a company's "carbon footprint" measure?

• The amount of energy saved through efficiency.

• The total number of employees working for the company.

• The total amount of greenhouse gases it produces.

• The financial cost of environmental projects.

The Triple Bottom Line measures business success based on which three areas?

• Products, Price, and Promotion

• Profit, People, and Planet

• Production, Packaging, and Partnerships

• Policies, Procedures, and Performance

Which of the following is an example of "infrastructure" that a community provides to businesses?

• Tax breaks and grants

• Roads, bridges, and electricity

• Advertising and marketing services

• Customer loyalty programs

According to the passage, how do ethics differ from laws in business?

• Laws are always more strict than ethical principles.

• Ethics only apply to small businesses, while laws apply to large ones.

• Ethics require a higher standard of behavior than minimum legal requirements.

• Laws are about moral principles, and ethics are about rules.

Which scenario is given as an example of something that can be "legal but unethical"?

• Bribery to influence a decision.

• Sharing private customer information without permission.

• Exploiting a tax loophole to avoid paying certain taxes.

• Spreading false spoken statements about a competitor.

What is "bribery" in a business context?

• Creating a written code of conduct for employees.

• Offering money or gifts to unfairly influence a decision.

• Sharing company profits with the community.

• Following all legal regulations and standards.

What is the main difference between "libel" and "slander"?

• Libel is about financial issues, while slander is about privacy.

• Libel is spoken false statements, and slander is written false statements.

• Libel is written false statements, and slander is spoken false statements.

• Libel affects employees, while slander affects customers.

Which of the following is primarily an "internal communication tool" for businesses?

• Company websites

• Social media platforms

• Video conferencing (like Zoom)

• Press releases

When a business needs to communicate with customers, investors, and the public, it uses what type of communication?

• Internal

• Personal

• Unofficial

• External