POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (PGDSCM) - 3rd Semester
1. Which of the following is a primary goal of green logistics?
- A) Maximizing transportation costs
- B) Minimizing carbon footprint
- C) Increasing packaging waste
- D) Expanding landfill use
2. Fill in the blank: __________ is the practice of integrating environmentally-friendly measures into logistics operations.
3. Match the following:
- 1. Greenhouse gas emissions reduction
- 2. Use of alternative fuels
- 3. Efficient route planning
- 4. Packaging optimization
Options:
- A) Environmental Sustainability & Green Logistics
- B) Environmental Costs of Logistics
- C) Reverse Logistics for Waste Management
- D) Public Policy and Green Supply Chains
4. Which factor directly contributes to environmental costs in logistics?
- A) Increased use of renewable energy
- B) Heavy reliance on air transport
- C) Efficient use of warehouse space
- D) Recycling of packaging materials
5. Fill in the blank: Environmental costs refer to the __________ associated with logistics activities.
6. Match the following:
- 1. Carbon taxes
- 2. Emissions trading schemes
- 3. Cost of pollution control
- 4. Impact on biodiversity
Options:
- A) Environmental Sustainability & Green Logistics
- B) Environmental Costs of Logistics
- C) Reverse Logistics for Waste Management
- D) Public Policy and Green Supply Chains
7. Reverse logistics primarily deals with:
- A) Forward movement of goods
- B) Recycling and disposal of waste
- C) Speeding up delivery times
- D) Increasing production efficiency
8. Fill in the blank: The process of __________ involves the return of products and materials for reuse, recycling, or disposal.
9. Match the following:
- 1. Collection centers for used products
- 2. Repair and refurbishment facilities
- 3. Recycling plants
- 4. Incineration facilities
Options:
- A) Environmental Sustainability & Green Logistics
- B) Environmental Costs of Logistics
- C) Reverse Logistics for Waste Management
- D) Public Policy and Green Supply Chains
10. Public policies aimed at promoting green supply chains typically focus on:
- A) Reducing compliance costs
- B) Weakening environmental regulations
- C) Providing incentives for sustainable practices
- D) Ignoring international standards
11. Fill in the blank: Government regulations play a crucial role in shaping __________ within supply chains.
12. Match the following:
- 1. Tax incentives for eco-friendly practices
- 2. Environmental certification requirements
- 3. Subsidies for renewable energy use
- 4. Trade agreements promoting sustainable sourcing
Options:
- A) Environmental Sustainability & Green Logistics
- B) Environmental Costs of Logistics
- C) Reverse Logistics for Waste Management
- D) Public Policy and Green Supply Chains
13. Which strategy is NOT typically associated with enhancing environmental sustainability in logistics?
- A) Use of electric vehicles
- B) Minimization of packaging materials
- C) Increased reliance on air transport
- D) Adoption of sustainable warehousing practices
14. Fill in the blank: Green logistics aims to reduce the __________ impact of supply chain operations.
15. Match the following:
- 1. Energy-efficient warehouses
- 2. Renewable energy sources
- 3. Green packaging materials
- 4. Carbon footprint measurement tools
Options:
- A) Environmental Sustainability & Green Logistics
- B) Environmental Costs of Logistics
- C) Reverse Logistics for Waste Management
- D) Public Policy and Green Supply Chains
16. Which of the following is an example of an environmental cost associated with logistics operations?
- A) Reduced fuel consumption
- B) Waste reduction initiatives
- C) Air and water pollution
- D) Employee training programs
17. Fill in the blank: Environmental costs often result from the __________ of logistics activities.
18. Match the following:
- 1. Costs of emissions controls
- 2. Fines for environmental violations
- 3. Impact on local ecosystems
- 4. Loss of biodiversity
Options:
- A) Environmental Sustainability & Green Logistics
- B) Environmental Costs of Logistics
- C) Reverse Logistics for Waste Management
- D) Public Policy and Green Supply Chains
19. What is a primary benefit of effective reverse logistics for waste management?
- A) Increased landfill usage
- B) Cost reduction through disposal
- C) Enhanced resource recovery
- D) Accelerated production cycles
20. Fill in the blank: Reverse logistics involves handling the __________ of products and materials.
21. Match the following:
- 1. Reuse of returned products
- 2. Recyclable materials separation
- 3. Disposal in landfills
- 4. Incineration of waste
Options:
- A) Environmental Sustainability & Green Logistics
- B) Environmental Costs of Logistics
- C) Reverse Logistics for Waste Management
- D) Public Policy and Green Supply Chains
22. How can public policies influence green supply chains positively?
- A) By reducing incentives for sustainability
- B) By promoting transparency in sourcing
- C) By increasing trade barriers
- D) By ignoring international standards
23. Fill in the blank: Government regulations often encourage companies to adopt __________ practices.
24. Match the following:
- 1. Carbon pricing mechanisms
- 2. Eco-labeling requirements
- 3. Restrictions on hazardous materials
- 4. Green procurement policies
Options:
- A) Environmental Sustainability & Green Logistics
- B) Environmental Costs of Logistics
- C) Reverse Logistics for Waste Management
- D) Public Policy and Green Supply Chains
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