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WorksheetsBusiness Ethics, Environmental Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does whistle-blowing refer to in a business context?
Engaging in workplace romance
Misrepresenting print materials
Offering bribes to officials
Reporting unethical violations by employees
According to the text, what is the extent to which an organization’s operations and actions protect, mend, and preserve rather than harm or destroy the natural environment called?
Sustainability
Compliance
Profitability
Efficiency
What is the I S O 14001 certification related to?
Whistle-blowing
Workplace romance
Financial performance
Environmental management
According to the text, what is the main reason why preserving the environment should be a permanent part of doing business?
Consumer demand for environmentally safe products
Public opinion demanding unethical practices
Decreasing complexity of environmental regulations
Lenders ignoring environmental liabilities
Who proclaims that organizations have tremendous social obligations?
Milton Friedman
Anik Ratnaningsih
Ralph Nader
Fred R. David
What is the relationship between C S R and corporate financial performance according to research?
Negative correlation
Positive correlation
No relationship
U-shaped
What do consumers expect in terms of livestock welfare from food suppliers?
Humane treatment of animals
Reduced quality of products
Environmental harm
Increased production for profit
Which company is rated as having the best C S R reputation by consumers?
The Lego Group
Walt Disney Company
Microsoft
What is the main purpose of a sustainability report according to the text?
Reveals how a firm’s operations impact the natural environment
Encourages bribery
Discloses financial performance to shareholders
Promotes workplace romance
What are the principles of admirable business ethics according to the text?
Be passive, unresponsive, dishonorable, misrepresent, be a negligent community citizen, hide accounting practices, ignore the Golden Rule
Be trustworthy, open-minded, honor commitments, avoid misrepresenting, be a responsible community citizen, use accounting practices, follow the Golden Rule
Be aggressive, manipulate, deceive, ignore commitments, be a negligent community citizen, hide accounting practices, ignore the Golden Rule
Be secretive, exaggerate, mislead, avoid commitments, be untrustworthy, ignore feedback, be irresponsible
