Deck 13: Doing the Right Thing: Corporate Social Responsibility CSR

Question 1

One example of CSR within an event context is:

A) Limiting attendance at your event to only wealthy persons
B) Building a children's playground in the event destination at the end of the event
C) Providing comfort to lost children
D) All of the above

Answer 1

Limiting attendance at your event to only wealthy persons

Question 2

Social expectations are constantly evolving, and your CSR program should reflect these changes through:

A) Monitoring and feedback
B) Conversation
C) Speed reading
D) None of the above

Answer 2

Speed reading

Question 3

Fair trade, promotes a:

A) Unfair economic gain
B) Fairer economy
C) Uneven economy
D) Large gap between rich and poor

Answer 3

Unfair economic gain

Question 4

One way to promote your CSR program globally is by using:

A) Telephone
B) Local newspaper
C) Focus panels
D) Internet

Question 5

To succeed with CSR, it is important to secure the commitment of:

A) Clients
B) Vendors
C) Sponsors
D) All of the above

Question 6

When developing CSR programs that incorporate government agencies, it is important to:

A) Involve local government
B) Involve provincial and state government
C) All of the above

Question 7

The impacts of CSR must be felt:

A) Internally only
B) Externally only
C) Internally and externally in equal measure
D) More internally than externally

Question 8

To measure and evaluate your event's social responsibility index, you may wish to:

A) Measure percentages of improvement in recycling year after year
B) Measure percentages of volunteer hours year after year
C) A & B
D) None of the above

Question 9

Socially responsible programs may be created for:

A) Conventions
B) Festivals
C) Meetings
D) All of the above

Question 10

For CSR to be well understood, it is important to:

A) Create a brochure
B) Give a lecture
C) Create an orientation and training program for staff
D) None of the above

Question 11

CSR programs may take place:

A) Before the event
B) During the event
C) After the event
D) All of the above

Question 12

CSR may be positively linked to:

A) Sustainable development for event destinations
B) Erosion of the turf where a festival has been held
C) Exclusion of certain guests
D) A & C

Question 13

To promote economic fairness, events should have a variety of:

A) Pricing schemes
B) Entrances and Exits
C) Musical choices
D) Interpreters

Question 14

A festival may promote CSR by demonstrating a commitment to:

A) Recycling
B) Reduction
C) Donating profits to support local charities
D) All of the above

Question 15

A corporate event may incorporate CSR by:

A) Supporting a developing destination through business tourism
B) Providing leftover items from the event for local schools
C) Adopting a local school or charitable organization
D) All of the above

Question 16

A sports event may demonstrate commitment to CSR by:

A) Creating a sports center in the local community
B) Selling more tee shirts
C) Donating funds to support local sports programs
D) A & C

Question 17

Simply talking about environmental problems and only showing a small effort to address these problems may be known as:

A) Black wash
B) Blue wash
C) Red wash
D) Green wash

Question 18

CSR, as demonstrated by Johnson & Johnson, shows a commitment to:

A) Customers
B) Employees
C) A & B
D) None of the above

Question 19

Max Goldblatt practiced CSR by preserving and protecting his:

A) Good name
B) Good value
C) Good publicity
D) Profits

Question 20

CSR is a way for corporations to practice the economist Adam Smith's philosophy of:

A) Making lots of money
B) Doing well by doing good
C) Generating employment
D) Creating profit.