Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) – MCQ Quiz

What does CSR stand for?

• Corporate Social Rules

• Corporate Social Responsibility

• Corporate Shareholder Responsibility

• Corporate Social Reporting

Corporate Social Responsibility mainly refers to:

• Making as much profit as possible

• Following government laws only

• A company’s responsibility towards society and the environment

• Paying higher salaries to managers

Which of the following is an example of CSR?

• Reducing employee wages

• Dumping waste legally

• Donating to local charities

• Increasing product prices

Which group is NOT considered a stakeholder?

• Employees

• Customers

• Local community

• Competitors

Environmental responsibility includes:

• Increasing packaging

• Reducing pollution

• Ignoring climate change

• Using non-renewable energy only

Why do businesses practice CSR?

• To avoid paying taxes

• To improve reputation and trust

• To reduce customer choice

• To close competitors

Which CSR activity focuses on employees?

• Recycling waste

• Fair wages and safe working conditions

• Charity donations

• Energy efficiency

Ethical responsibility means a business should:

• Do whatever is legal

• Act fairly and honestly

• Focus only on profits

• Ignore customer complaints

Which of the following is an environmental CSR practice?

• Employee training

• Using renewable energy

• Sponsoring sports teams

• Offering discounts

CSR helps a business by:

• Increasing pollution

• Damaging its brand

• Building customer loyalty

• Reducing product quality