Lesson 3.18.1
3.18.1 Environmental factors Quiz: OCR Business, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the practice of meeting current needs without compromising future generations called?
- Sustainability
- Greenwashing
- Conservation
- Recycling
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What term describes exaggerating a business's environmental credentials to deceive stakeholders?
- Greenwashing
- Carbon offsetting
- Sustainable sourcing
- Eco-auditing
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What is a systematic assessment of a firm's environmental impact called?
- Social review
- Quality assurance
- Financial audit
- Environmental audit
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Which stakeholder group is most likely to boycott a business using non-recyclable packaging?
- Auditors
- Pressure groups
- Debenture holders
- Suppliers
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A taxi firm replaces diesel vehicles with electric cars. What environmental issue does this primarily address?
- Air pollution
- Noise nuisance
- Light pollution
- Resource depletion
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A hotel reuses towels to reduce water and detergent usage. What benefit does this offer the hotel?
- Higher revenue
- Greater capacity
- Cost reduction
- Increased liability
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A clothing manufacturer sources organic cotton from renewable farms. What strategy is this?
- Waste minimisation
- Sustainable sourcing
- Carbon offsetting
- Greenwashing
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A factory invests in solar panels to generate electricity. What long-term cost benefit is achieved?
- Lower corporation tax
- Reduced VAT
- Higher wage costs
- Lower energy bills
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A fast-food chain removes single-use plastics due to public demand. What external influence drove this?
- Technological factor
- Legal factor
- Environmental factor
- Economic factor
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A paper mill plants three trees for every tree harvested. What is this practice known as?
- Greenwashing
- Energy efficiency
- Resource replenishment
- Waste minimisation
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An airline pays for tree planting to balance its flight emissions. What is this practice called?
- Eco-auditing
- Recycling
- Carbon offsetting
- Carbon tax
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A supermarket replaces plastic bags with durable canvas bags. What primary goal does this serve?
- Cost inflation
- Waste reduction
- Profit maximisation
- Market expansion
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What is the main conflict between pursuing strict environmental standards and short-term business performance?
- Reduced productivity
- Decreased compliance
- Lower brand equity
- Higher initial costs
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How might strict environmental policies affect a business's competitive advantage in global markets?
- Eliminates all risk
- Improves brand reputation
- Reduces tax liabilities
- Guarantees low prices
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What risk does a firm face if it completely ignores external environmental factors?
- Reputation damage
- Increased dividend tax
- Higher exchange rates
- Lower interest rates
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Why might ethical investors choose not to fund an oil extraction company?
- High liquidity
- Low tax rates
- Strong cash flows
- High environmental risk
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Which metric measures total greenhouse gas emissions caused directly and indirectly by a firm?
- Carbon footprint
- Waste yield
- Ecological tax
- Energy quota
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What is the process of using waste materials to create higher-value products called?
- Outsourcing
- Downsizing
- Upcycling
- Offshoring
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A furniture maker uses timber certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. What does this guarantee?
- Sustainable forestry
- Tax exemption
- Zero carbon emissions
- Maximum profit margins
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Which regulatory instrument can governments use to financially penalise polluting businesses?
- Green taxes
- Tariffs
- Corporation tax
- Subsidies
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