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Free GARP SCR Practice Exam with Questions & Answers

Questions 1

To align with industry trends, the risk team at a fashion merchandizing company evaluates the company climate risk framework. The risk team enhances the company climate risk framework by including a list of potential transition risks. Which of the following transition risks does the team most likely include in the framework?

Options:
A.

A newspaper report exposing falsified GHG emissions increases operational risk.

B.

Increased demand for sustainably-produced clothing increases market risk.

C.

Lower costs for low-emission transport increases technology risk.

D.

An extreme heat wave decimating organic cotton farms increases policy risk.   

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Questions 2

An international chemical manufacturing company produces a variety of consumer and industrial goods and services. To progress company alignment with the SDGs, the sustainability director suggests incorporating nature-based strategies.

Which strategy best represents a nature-based solution for the company?

Options:
A.

Develop materials that enable vulnerable coastal communities to affordably install sea walls.

B.

Support the growth of wetlands around some facilities to help absorb potential pollution runoff.

C.

Purchase more fuel-efficient cars for the company vehicle fleet to reduce GHG emissions.

D.

Reduce trace amounts of toxic chemicals in single-use plastic to protect sea life.

Questions 3

A climate scientist develops a presentation on modern climate change for a group of policymakers.

What observation does the scientist include in the presentation that provides evidence of human attribution to current climate change?

Options:
A.

Atmospheric CO2 with isotopes consistent with fossil fuel emissions have increased since the mid-20th century.

B.

Glacial ice records indicate atmospheric CO2 increased by 135 parts per thousand since the Industrial Revolution.

C.

In the past 200 years, CO2 is responsible for most negative radiative forcing.

D.

In the past 100 years, the atmospheric lifetime of CO2 attributed to energy use increased.

Questions 4

A mid-size bank in Australia will implement scenario analysis as part of a risk assessment to measure climate risk. A risk manager in charge of this project reviews current practices among peers worldwide.

To align with common and well-established practices of financial firms, how will the risk manager implement scenario analysis to assess climate risk?

Options:
A.

Create inclusionary criteria for investments based on climate risk

B.

Provide ex-ante climate risk analysis to national regulators

C.

Compare the likelihood of physical and transition risks

D.

Examine portfolio-level exposures in various climate outcomes

Questions 5

A product manager at a regional bank analyzes customer feedback and sustainability trends to enhance bank offerings. After completing the review, the manager recommends a new consumer-facing product to attract sustainability-conscious customers. Which product does the manager most likely recommend?

Options:
A.

SLLs to finance properties in areas prone to physical climate risk

B.

Green loans to support general-purpose financing secured from sustainable sources

C.

Green car loans designed to finance modern EVs

D.

Sustainable credit cards with rewards for purchase of eco-certified products

Questions 6

After recent summer and winter temperature extremes disrupt operations, a national oil company evaluates its 10-year business plan. The risk department reviews how corporate assets, both physical and human, are resilient to climate change. Early in the planning process, a risk team member emphasizes the importance of planning for both acute and chronic climate hazards.

How should the team member describe acute and chronic hazards in terms of the 10-year strategy?

Options:
A.

When determining locations for future production facilities, modeling shifts in climate requires more data on local conditions than modeling changes in wildfire prevalence.

B.

When assessing climate impacts on facility worker productivity, the frequency of heatwaves influences average temperature.

C.

When assessing climate impacts on offshore drilling operations, models of hurricane damage agree more than models of sea level rise.

D.

When considering climate impacts on onshore assets, flood projections are more accurate than mean precipitation change projections.

Questions 7

Which of the following technologies is most likely to be viewed by investors as a strategic solution to the decarbonization of high-temperature processes?

Options:
A.

Nuclear fusion

B.

Next-generation battery storage

C.

The use of renewable energy to produce hydrogen

Questions 8

A risk manager at a fertilizer production company prepares a GHG emissions report on company product usage, emissions, and energy sources. The manager notes the company adequately tracks and proactively manages carbon emissions. However, the manager identifies several non-carbon emitting activities that can affect the climate through radiative forcing. Which of the following positive radiative forcing drivers will the manager most likely identify?

Options:
A.

Aerosol emissions that interact with clouds

B.

Nitrous oxide emissions from crop fertilizer deployment

C.

Release of water vapor from industrial processes

D.

Direct release of ozone that impacts air quality

Questions 9

T he sustainability team at a Central European agricultural firm identifies nature-related risks threatening agricultural productivity and supply chain resilience. Declining yields are linked to environmental degradation and biodiversity loss. To avoid biodiversity loss, which of the following actions will the team most likely recommend?

Options:
A.

Develop water-saving technologies to mitigate resource stress.

B.

Choose a non-native crop species to reduce ecosystem dependence and improve biodiversity.

C.

Support sustainable practices to restore natural habitats and strengthen biodiversity.

D.

Implement soil management programs to improve land productivity.

Questions 10

A city planning commissioner consults with climate scientists to assess the impact of sea level rise on strategic infrastructure projects. The scientists discuss several climate model projections and indicate sea level rise has a fundamental relationship to GHG emissions, regardless of a specific warming scenario.

How should the scientists describe this relationship?

Options:
A.

Sea level rises proportionally faster than GHG emissions.

B.

Sea level rise lags GHG emissions.

C.

Sea level rises in response to ocean acidification.

D.

Sea level rise will cease once global emissions peak.

Exam Code: SCR
Certification Provider: GARP
Exam Name: Sustainability and Climate Risk
Last Update: Apr 5, 2026
Questions: 118
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