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CIPS L4M4 Exam Syllabus Topics:

Topic	Details
Topic 1	Understand options for sourcing requirements from suppliers: This section covers the sourcing process, approaches, options, and award criteria for obtaining requirements from suppliers. The sub-topics provide a foundation for strategic sourcing.
Topic 2	Understand the key processes that can be applied to the analysis of potential external suppliers:
Topic 3	Understand compliance issues when sourcing from suppliers: It explores legislative, regulatory, and organizational requirements for sourcing. It compares the use of audit and other mechanism of feedback.
Topic 4	This section examines analyzing market data, obtaining quotations tenders, and assessing responses. The sub-topics focus on key processes for evaluating potential suppliers.

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CIPS Ethical and Responsible Sourcing Sample Questions (Q177-Q182):

NEW QUESTION # 177
A company's balance sheet will show you which of the following?

A. profit, loss and assets
B. cash coming in and out of the business
C. revenue, profit and expenses
D. equity, assets and liabilities

Answer: D

Explanation:
a balance sheet shows 'equity, assets and liabilities'. The other financial statements you need to know for this exam are cash flow statements and and income statements.
If you're not familiar with these three I strongly recommend you do some further reading on this before the exam if you can. This is helpful: How the 3 Financial Statements are Linked Together - Step by Step (corporatefinanceinstitute.com)

NEW QUESTION # 178
Which of the following can be interpreted as a normal business practice by some cultures but a form of bribery by others?

A. facilitation payment
B. verbal contracts
C. phishing
D. golden handshake

Answer: A

Explanation:
This is a facilitation payment. It's when a sum of money is given for 'helping to facilitate' a contract. E.g. a procurement manager may accept a facilitation payment from a supplier for selecting him to be a new supplier for a big contract.
In the UK this is definitely considered a bribe. It's also against the CIPS Code of Conflict

NEW QUESTION # 179
A buyer is assessing a supplier's proposal in terms of any added value offered. Which of the following are examples of added value?
* The supplier has submitted the lowest price compared to competitors
* The supplier is offering solutions to reduce costs in the supply chain
* The supplier is committed to reducing plastic and waste in operations
* The supplier is personally known by the Operations Director

A. 3 and 4
B. 1 and 4
C. 1 and 3
D. 2 and 3

Answer: D

Explanation:
Added value refers to benefits beyond basic price and compliance. Examples include suppliers proposing innovations or cost-reduction strategies in the supply chain (2) and sustainability commitments like reducing plastics and waste (3). Lowest price is part of baseline evaluation, not added value. Personal connections (4) are not a valid or ethical procurement criterion and could breach fairness. Responsible sourcing emphasises identifying suppliers who contribute to continuous improvement, sustainability, and efficiency beyond contractual minimums.
Reference: CIPS L4M4 Study Guide (v2), LO: "Implementation" - evaluating added value in supplier proposals.

NEW QUESTION # 180
Using a weighted scorecard to assess and compare supplier proposals is beneficial for which of the following reasons?

A. Deciding on what score to give each criterion is subjective and can avoid transparency in the selection process
B. The focus on price simplifies the assessment process, making it easier to select the lowest cost supplier
C. It increases bias towards suppliers who otherwise might not have been awarded the contract
D. It provides an objective and consistent approach to evaluating bids and ensures that best value for money is achieved

Answer: D

Explanation:
A weighted scorecard provides astructured, objective, and transparentmethod of evaluating supplier bids against pre-agreed criteria such as price, quality, sustainability, and delivery. Weightings reflect the relative importance of each criterion, ensuring decisions are aligned with organisational priorities and value-for- money principles. This approach reduces bias, improves consistency, and creates an auditable record of the decision-making process. It does not focus solely on price, nor does it increase subjectivity when designed correctly. Ethical and responsible sourcing promotes the use of weighted scorecards to support fair competition, transparency, and defensible procurement decisions.
Reference:CIPS L4M4 Ethical & Responsible Sourcing Study Guide (v2) - evaluation methodologies; weighted scoring models.

NEW QUESTION # 181
When conducting an ABC analysis- what category of items and type of suppliers would you typically find in the A category?

A. low value items, transactional suppliers
B. high value items, strategic suppliers
C. high value items, transactional suppliers
D. low value items, strategic suppliers

Answer: B

Explanation:
A Category spend is high value and strategic suppliers. C category is low value, high volume of spend aka tail spend. The bits in the middle are B category.
For example when you have a baby you have to buy lots of stuff for it. Your A spend is the big, important and expensive purchases like the pram, cot, carseat. You spend a lot of time in this category because they're important purchases you want to get right. The Tail Spend / C are all the little bits like nappies, baby shampoo, sippy cups. The B category are the bits in between - the purchases are kinda important but aren't as strategic or important as A category. Toys may fall into this category.

NEW QUESTION # 182
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