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Knowledge quiz

It’s time to put what you’ve learned to the test, get 8 questions right to pass this week.

Q1.

When SAP talks about measuring the impact on people or the planet when sourcing materials, what does this include?

Choose the correct answer.

Q2.

What are the main categories and supporting scenarios for resource recovery in a circular economy?

There are 3 correct answers.

Q3.

Which descriptions apply to the core of SAP’s innovation methodology?

There are 3 correct answers.

A
SAP’s innovation and circular methodologies focus on the human element.
B
SAP’s approach is iterative.
C
SAP’s circular economy starts by thinking differently about how value can be delivered to customers and stakeholders.
D
SAP focuses on how the message can be delivered by marketing to avoid criticism by any activist groups.
E
SAP ensures that every innovation can be positioned as green.

Q4.

What are the three priorities of SAP’s circular economy strategy?

There are 3 correct answers.

Q5.

On which principle are regulators of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) focusing?

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A
The polluter pays, that is producers take ownership of products across their lifecycle.
B
Senior management must show responsibility.
C
The consumer is responsible.
D
Openness and disclosure are required.

Q6.

SAP works with Algramo, a company that provides reusable packaging solutions. Which circular economy model does Algramo support?

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Q7.

What data does SAP Responsible Design and Production require as inputs?

There are 2 correct answers.

A
Material from which the product is composed.
B
Packaging material for products.
C
Material data on manufacturing plants.
D
Waste material information from recycling plants.
E
Marketing data showing the demographic for which the product is being advertised.

Q8.

Which SAP circular economy product helps stimulate an increase in the value of reuse materials?

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Q9.

What examples of responsible sourcing cases does Darren West describe in week 5, unit 4?

There are 3 correct answers.

A
Using recycled cement in building materials and recording impact on builder’s wages.
B
Fabric traceability from a football jersey (polyester) all the way back to the plastic collected and all intermediate steps.
C
Using recycled plastic for building materials in India to provide extremely cost-effective housing and tackle plastic pollution.
D
Tracing palm oil from sustainable forests that are not cutting down rainforests.
E
Recycling plastics in Ghana. Measuring information about the plastics and the people collecting it.

Q10.

Which of these efficiency-increasing approaches is specific for the circular economy?

There are 2 correct answers.