WorksheetsA2 Flash Test Week 6
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which term best describes shifts in demographics, migration, lifestyle, shopping habits, and digital communication in the UK?
Technological innovation in manufacturing only
Social change affecting society and markets
Macroeconomic policy adjustments by government
Corporate governance frameworks in large firms
Which factor is a common driver of social change influencing UK consumer behavior?
Reduced access to public transportation
Increased digital communication platforms
Decline in global trade agreements
Elimination of environmental regulations
What is the primary focus of corporate social responsibility (CSR)?
Minimizing taxes through legal loopholes
Expanding global market share quickly
Balancing social, environmental, and ethical impacts
Maximizing quarterly profits only
In Carroll’s CSR Pyramid, which responsibility forms the base?
Legal compliance with regulations
Economic responsibility to be profitable
Philanthropic contributions to charities
Ethical responsibilities to communities
Which statement differentiates stakeholders from shareholders?
Stakeholders own equity shares only
Shareholders are unaffected by corporate strategy
Shareholders include employees and suppliers
Stakeholders are affected by firm decisions broadly
Which is a likely implication of social change for consumers?
Reduced awareness of environmental issues
Greater demand for online purchasing options
Decreased interest in ethical products
Lower expectations for corporate transparency
Which is a potential benefit of CSR for firms?
Higher production costs without returns
Improved brand reputation and trust
Guaranteed monopoly market power
Elimination of regulatory oversight
Which is a potential drawback of CSR for firms?
Inability to form stakeholder partnerships
Immediate reduction in customer loyalty
Permanent loss of competitive advantage
Increased short‑term costs to implement
Migration trends most directly affect which business area?
Supply chain risk management practices
Interest rate setting by central banks
Workforce availability and diversity
Patent enforcement proceedings
Lifestyle changes and shopping habits most likely push firms to invest in which capability?
Heavy industrial machinery purchases
Corporate lobbying for tax breaks
Omnichannel e‑commerce platforms
Brick‑and‑mortar store expansion
Which layer in Carroll’s Pyramid emphasizes obeying the law?
Ethical responsibilities layer
Legal responsibilities layer
Philanthropic responsibilities layer
Economic responsibilities layer
A shareholder primarily seeks which outcome from a firm?
Community engagement programs
Long‑term share value growth
Reduced employee training budgets
Lower supply chain transparency
Which practice reflects ethical responsibility beyond legal requirements?
Meeting mandated safety standards
Filing annual statutory tax returns
Disclosing supply chain labor conditions
Paying minimum legally required wages
Which trend linked to social change increases the need for digital marketing?
Reduced smartphone adoption rates
Declining internet access nationwide
Growth of online business activity
Stable traditional print advertising
Balancing stakeholder and shareholder interests often involves which approach?
Short‑term profit maximization only
Ignoring consumer ethical concerns
Integrated CSR aligned with strategy
Eliminating board oversight processes
What is the population of the UK?
1.8 million
55.2 million
68 million
90 million
Which key word matches this statement "The decline of manufacturing moving towards a more service [tertiary] driven economy"
Industrialisation
Deindustrialisation
Tertiary economy
Urban sprawl
What percentage of the UK's population live in urban areas?
15%
52%
83%
95%
Name this process: “When large numbers of people move from urban areas into surrounding countryside or rural areas”
Urbanisation
Immigration
Emigration
Counter-urbanisation
People's values, traditions, and beliefs are a part of their...
culture
technology
government
climate
What is the most prominent religion in the UK?
Catholicism
Anglicanism (Church of England)
Islam
An individual or a group trying to persuade someone in Parliament to support a particular policy or campaign is called...
Lobbying
Persuading
Corridoring
Parliamenting
To be sustainable during production, which of the following should companies consider:
Minimising waste
Testing all products on animals
Reducing carbon emissions
Using as much plastic as possible
False marketing to deceive consumers into believing that a company's products are environmentally friendly is called...
Green ads
Greenwashing
Tree washing
Eco marketing
What does it mean for a business to act ethically?
To maximize profits at any cost.
To follow only those laws that benefit the business.
To act in a socially responsible way, doing what is right even if not legally required.
To avoid any social responsibilities.
