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1. The principle that organisations responsible for creating pollution should be made financially liable for remedial action, is called:

Polluter pays

Clean-up costs

Consumer wins

Consumer pays

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2. Approximately what percentage of costs, of running heavy goods vehicles (HGVs), is accounted for by fuel costs?

33%

20%

51%

7%

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3. An approach to storage whereby items will be placed anywhere where there is free space, reducing the overall volume of space required in the warehouse.

Lost and found

Random location

Free standing

Fixed location

Flexible location

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4. Choose two which are from the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s):

Health, homeopathy and holidays

Industry, innovation and infrastructure

Peace, justice and strong institutions

Earth, equality and environment

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5. Which transport mode is the least air polluting (per tonne / km)?

Road

Rail

Air

Sea

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6. Is the QUESTION of paying at least minimum wage a valid QUESTION to pose to potential suppliers as part of a socially responsible procurement policy? Choose the most appropriate answer.

No, it is none of the buying organisation's business what rate of pay is paid within a supply organisation.

Yes, it is a valid QUESTION in some circumstances.

A socially responsible buying approach would require not only minimum wage, but in some circumstances greater than minimum wage as this may not be sufficient to sup-port an employee to live decently.

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7. What is being defined here: ‘The assessment of a potential supplier’s capability of controlling quality, delivery, quantity, price and all other factors to be embodied in a contract’?

Sustainable procurement

Supplier appraisal

Vendor rating

Supplier development

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8. Which part of the world suffered huge wildfires in 2018 as a result of a Pacific Gas and Electric power line being struck by a falling tree, resulting in the power company having to settle very large compensation claims?

California

China

Alaska

Indonesia

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9. What is the chemical formula for nitrous oxide?

H2O

NaCl

CO

N2O

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10. UNFCCC negotiations led to which agreement in 2015, on the subject of limiting the extent of global warming? Countries agreed, in those discussions, to limit their emissions by 2030.

Berlin Agreement

Brussels Agreement

Paris Agreement

Amsterdam Agreement

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11. Learning Outcome 2.2 of your course syllabus (for both L3M5 and L3M6) is 'Explain the environ-mental impact of transportation and storage'.

Which of the following are included as assessment criteria under that heading? Select all that apply.

Noise pollution

Accidents

Visual intrusion

Land take

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12. The Brundtland Commission, which studied and made recommendations about sustainability was sponsored by the:

CIPS

UN

CIA

ILO

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13. What is the chemical formula for carbon dioxide?

CH4

CO2

N2O

CO

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14. The global distribution company, DHL, is quoted in one of the textbooks for this subject, as saying that they ‘wish our planet to remain habitable for generations to come’, and that they hope to achieve zero emissions by which year?

2074

2050

2030

2024

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15. What proportion of energy consumption is accounted for by transport, as opposed to manufacturing and residential, according to the International Energy Authority?

17%

25%

53%

34%

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16. Avoidance of the depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an ecological balance’ is a definition of:

Triple bottom line

Corporate social responsibility

Sustainability

Responsible production and consumption

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17. ‘A methodical examination, involving analysis and tests of procedures and practices; and its purpose is to verify whether they comply with legal requirements, internal policies and accepted practice or standards’ (Profex textbook for L3M5 / L3M6)

What is this describing?

Supplier appraisal

Quality management

Supplier development

Auditing

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18. ISO 26000 is the international standard for:

Human Rights

Diversity

Sustainability

Social Responsibility

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19. ‘Profit, planet, people’ is also known as the:

Triple whammy

Triple decker

Triumvirate

Triple bottom line

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20. ‘Hiring XXX labour is one aspect of acting as a good corporate citizen, because employing XXX people helps to create a successful XXX community’. To be a good corporate citizen, which word fits best to replace XXX?

Lo-cost

Local

Skilled

Talented

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21. ‘A concept whereby companies integrate social and environmental concerns in their business operations and in their interaction with their stakeholders on a voluntary basis’.

What is the European Commission defining here?

Environmentalism

Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Governance

Sustainability

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22. Which of the following would logically and normally be factors in selecting the location of a new warehouse?

Access to rail / road networks

Interest rates

Local wage rates

Proximity to customers / suppliers

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23. Which of the following is not one of the 3 R’s of environmental sustainability?

Reduce

Recycle

Re-create

Re-use

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24. One organisation has published a guide, as part of its Knowledge Summary series, which sets out requirements for ethical behaviour from suppliers. The guide is entitled ‘Ethical business practices in purchasing and supply’.

Which organisation published the guide?

CIPS

OECD

CILT

ISO

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25. ‘Some food items, such as XXX, might get damaged by vibrations from a truck’.

Baked beans

Soft fruit

Blackpool rock

Electric food mixers

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26. Diversity is a driver of …’

Innovation

Chaos

Conflict

Regulation

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27. Choose two which are from the ‘three pillars of sustainability’:

People

Profit

Pollution

Preservation

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28. Select all of the methods shown which would contribute to improved on-road environmental efficiency of commercial vehicles.

Battery power instead of internal combustion engine use.

Improved vehicles routing using, for example, better GPS technology, vehicle routing systems, enhanced levels of information technology across supply chains

Increased use of out-of hours transportation and deliveries, when roads are quieter, and therefore pose fewer delays

Greater use of local and environmentally-friendly suppliers.

Improved driving quality, using electronic measurement and feedback technology for drivers.

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