Select the true answer

1. Which of the following is an example of the subject matter ofa bribe?

to throw out a speeding ticket

to obtain a government constructionproject

to obtain a certain zoningdetermination of a local municipal board

All of the above responses arecorrect.

2.Which of the following constitutesbribery?

when a person offers something of value to another person inorder to receive something in exchange

when a person tells someone not to do something even though theyshould do it

when two people want to do the same thing but one is paid forit

3.Produce the goods/services society wants and tomaximize profits for its wners/stakeholders

Ethics Training

Economic Responsibility

Ethical Responsibility

Ethics

4.Interacting with the community in which a company doesbusiness in a way that makes money for the company but alsoimproves the long-term well-being of the community

Social Sustainability

Ethical Dilemma

Ethical Responsibility

Postconventional Development

5.A company's social responsibility not to violateaccepted principles of right and wrong when conducting itsbusiness

social responsiveness

ethical responsibility

ethical behavior

social responsibility

6. A view of social responsibility that holds that anorganization's overriding goal should be profit maximization forthe benefit of shareholders

1shareholdermodel

2preconventionallevel of moral development

3stakeholders

4stakeholdermodel

7.Decision in which there is a right choice and a wrongchoice

ethical decision

ethical lapse

ethics

ethical dilemma

8. Aapplication of ethical behavior in abusiness

1leadership

2business ethics

3ethical lapse

4ethics

9. The moral principles or values that generally governthe conduct of an individual or a group

Morals

Ethics

Virtue

Code of Ethics

10.Which of the following was advanced as an argument for socialresponsibility?

	Most organisations have social objectives implied in their legalpurposes.
	When social consequences are involved, managers are quitecapable of making the right decisions.
	Unless an organisation has social goals, it should avoidthem.
	11. The main difference between utilitarianism andrights theories is: utilitarianism establishes a minimum level of morally acceptablebehavior, whereas rights theories emphasize the greatest good forthe greatest number. utilitarianism focuses on attaining a fair and equitabledistribution of economic goods and services, whereas rightstheories emphasize the greatest good for the greatest number. utilitarianism holds that the moral worth of actions orpractices is determined by their consequences, whereas rightstheories recognize that human beings have fundamental rights andprivileges. utilitarianism holds that the moral worth of actions orpractices is determined by their consequences, whereas rightstheories focus on attaining a fair and equitable distribution ofeconomic goods and services. 12.Engineers shall not intentionally falsify theirqualifications nor actively permit written misrepresentation oftheir or their associate's qualifications. Engineers may acceptcredit for previous work performed where the work wasperformed during the period the engineers were employed by theprevious employer. Brochures or other presentations incident to thesolicitation of employment shall specifically indicate the workperformed and the firms employed the dates the engineers.   T               F 13.Engineers shall acknowledge their errors afterconsulting with their employers orclients.   T    F