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1. |
It is important to have a good to be successful in your career. |
A. | appearance |
B. | attendance |
C. | attitude |
D. | respect |
Answer» D. respect |
2. |
It is important to be at work………………………………. every day and on time unless you are sick or have a family emergency. |
A. | appearance |
B. | attendance |
C. | attitude |
D. | respect |
Answer» B. attendance |
3. |
Strong …………………………………….. means you have a high sense of moral and ethical behavior that earns respect of others. |
A. | cooperation |
B. | confidence |
C. | attitude |
D. | character |
Answer» C. attitude |
4. |
……………………………………….. is essential at work because you must be able to work with others, especially if you don’t always agree with them. |
A. | communication |
B. | cooperation |
C. | honesty |
D. | integrity |
Answer» A. communication |
5. |
………………………………………….skills such as writing, speaking and body language are important work ethics so that you can be clear in your messages to others. |
A. | communication |
B. | cooperation |
C. | honesty |
D. | integrity |
Answer» A. communication |
6. |
You are a person with a high level of…………………………………..if you stand by your values even if others put pressure on you to do something that is wrong or if they make fun of you. |
A. | communication |
B. | cooperation |
C. | honesty |
D. | integrity |
Answer» D. integrity |
7. |
If you don’t have …………………………………., you can really get in trouble for lying, cheating or deceiving others. |
A. | communication |
B. | cooperation |
C. | honesty |
D. | integrity |
Answer» C. honesty |
8. |
If you can keep things at work in order and have a neat workplace, then you have great ……… …. |
A. | loyalty |
B. | organizational skills |
C. | productivity |
D. | respect |
Answer» A. loyalty |
9. |
It is always important to……………………. yourself, others and the place where you work. |
A. | appearance |
B. | cooperate |
C. | communicate |
D. | respect |
Answer» C. communicate |
10. |
If you have ……………………………., you will be a trusted person because they will see that you are committed to your company. |
A. | loyalty |
B. | organizational skills |
C. | productivity |
D. | respect |
Answer» A. loyalty |
11. |
. …………… work ethic is important because when you are at work, you are expected to perform your duties without wasting time or getting paid for doing very little. |
A. | loyalty |
B. | organizational skills |
C. | productivity |
D. | respect |
Answer» C. productivity |
12. |
Some jobs cannot be done alone and some can be done much better and faster if you possess the quality of …………………………………………... |
A. | responsibility |
B. | respect |
C. | teamwork |
D. | cooperation |
Answer» A. responsibility |
13. |
Having ………………………………..means you can be trusted to do what you are expected to do at work |
A. | responsibility |
B. | respect |
C. | teamwork |
D. | cooperation |
Answer» B. respect |
14. |
It is important to dress appropriately for work and have good personal hygiene including brushing teeth, wearing deodorant (but not strong perfume or cologne) and having neat hair. |
A. | appearance |
B. | attendance |
C. | attitude |
D. | respect |
Answer» C. attitude |
15. |
What is business ethics? |
A. | the study of business situations, activities, and decisions where issues of right and wrong are addressed |
B. | defined as decisions organisations make on issues that could be considered right or wrong |
C. | ethics that can be applied to an organisation’s practises |
D. | ethical processes businesses use in order to achieve a good ethical standard |
Answer» D. ethical processes businesses use in order to achieve a good ethical standard |
16. |
Ethics & Law overlap. This is called… |
A. | yellow area |
B. | white area |
C. | black area |
D. | grey area |
Answer» A. yellow area |
17. |
A written statement of policies and principles that guides the behaviour of all employees is called |
A. | code of ethics |
B. | word of ethics |
C. | ethical dilemma |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. ethical dilemma |
18. |
What is the classical view of management's social responsibility? |
A. | to create specific environment in work place |
B. | to maximise profits |
C. | to protect and improve society\s welfare |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» A. to create specific environment in work place |
19. |
Which of these is a purpose of shared organisational values? |
A. | build team support |
B. | influence marketing efforts |
C. | guide managers\ decisions and actions |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» B. influence marketing efforts |
20. |
Which of these is a factor that affects ethical and unethical behaviour? |
A. | ethical dilemma |
B. | diversity |
C. | teamwork |
D. | open communication |
Answer» A. ethical dilemma |
21. |
The term ……………………… refers to principles, values and beliefs that define right and wrong behaviour. |
A. | customer satisfaction |
B. | empowerment |
C. | innovation |
D. | ethics |
Answer» D. ethics |
22. |
Which of this is a second stage of moral development? |
A. | principled |
B. | conventional |
C. | pre conventional |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. principled |
23. |
A personality measure of the strength of a person's convictions is called . |
A. | locus of control |
B. | ego |
C. | ego strength |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. ego strength |
24. |
is a personality attribute that measures the degree to which people believe they control their own fate. |
A. | locus of control |
B. | culture |
C. | values |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. values |
25. |
The three major types of ethical issues include except? |
A. | communication issues |
B. | systematic issues |
C. | corporate issues |
D. | individual issues |
Answer» A. communication issues |
26. |
Truthfulness in marketing communications is an example of: |
A. | ethics |
B. | business ethics |
C. | marketing ethics |
D. | corporate social responsibility |
Answer» C. marketing ethics |
27. |
Document that consists of all ethical standards that employer expects from employees is classified as |
A. | ethics code |
B. | descriptive code |
C. | procedural code |
D. | distributive code |
Answer» D. distributive code |
28. |
Fairness of process is classified as |
A. | descriptive justice |
B. | procedural justice |
C. | distributive justice |
D. | severance justice |
Answer» C. distributive justice |
29. |
Justice and fairness of a result of a decision is often classified as |
A. | descriptive justice |
B. | procedural justice |
C. | distributive justice |
D. | severance justice |
Answer» C. distributive justice |
30. |
Standards that decided, what kind of conduct employees of organization should possess |
A. | descriptive justice |
B. | procedural justice |
C. | distributive justice |
D. | ethics |
Answer» C. distributive justice |
31. |
The word “Ethics” comes from |
A. | ethos |
B. | eternity |
C. | elementary |
D. | essentiality |
Answer» A. ethos |
32. |
A …….……is a set of principles that people hold themselves to or that are held by organizations or groups. |
A. | code of ethics |
B. | code of honor |
C. | ethical perspective |
D. | persuasive tactic |
Answer» C. ethical perspective |
33. |
is the ability to commit to doing what is right no matter the situation. |
A. | dedication |
B. | drive |
C. | devotion |
D. | morale |
Answer» A. dedication |
34. |
……………………. and the second ability is ………………………….. |
A. | ability to discern; concentration |
B. | ability to visualize; devotion |
C. | ability to distinguish; dedication |
D. | ability to judge; dedication |
Answer» A. ability to discern; concentration |
35. |
“We advocate truthfulness, accuracy, honesty, and reason as essential to the integrity of communication.” This is a commitment that would most likely be found in a………………………………. |
A. | mission statement |
B. | code of ethics |
C. | code of conduct |
D. | employee handbook |
Answer» C. code of conduct |
36. |
are beliefs and attitudes we have that can actually conflict with our ethical decisions. |
A. | morals |
B. | principles |
C. | virtues |
D. | values |
Answer» A. morals |
37. |
According to the text, what undermines persuasion and communication? |
A. | facts |
B. | lying |
C. | storytelling |
D. | emotion |
Answer» B. lying |
38. |
is the degree to which others can depend on us. Like reputation, it can take a lifetime to build and only seconds to destroy. |
A. | likability |
B. | persuasiveness |
C. | reliability |
D. | eloquence |
Answer» B. persuasiveness |
39. |
are the true reasons for our actions when we have something to lose or gain as a result. |
A. | motives |
B. | schemes |
C. | plans |
D. | ruses |
Answer» A. motives |
40. |
are the welfare principles enunciated by the wise people, based on their experience and wisdom |
A. | morals |
B. | ethics |
C. | values |
D. | morality |
Answer» A. morals |
41. |
is concerned with principles and practices of morals |
A. | ethics |
B. | values |
C. | morality |
D. | norms |
Answer» A. ethics |
42. |
Breaking the norms is called , and invite specific punishment |
A. | action |
B. | crime |
C. | laws |
D. | abuse |
Answer» C. laws |
43. |
A is defined as a principle that promotes well-being or prevents harm |
A. | ethics |
B. | morals |
C. | morality |
D. | values |
Answer» A. ethics |
44. |
Human values are |
A. | right conduct |
B. | peace |
C. | truth |
D. | all the above mentioned |
Answer» D. all the above mentioned |
45. |
Values related to RIGHT CONDUCT is |
A. | social skills |
B. | attention |
C. | accuracy |
D. | empathy |
Answer» A. social skills |
46. |
Values related to right conduct is |
A. | attention |
B. | accuracy |
C. | empathy |
D. | ethical skills |
Answer» A. attention |
47. |
Values related to right conduct is |
A. | curiosity |
B. | self-help skills |
C. | friendship |
D. | loyalty |
Answer» B. self-help skills |
48. |
Values related to peace is |
A. | social skills |
B. | attention |
C. | accuracy |
D. | empathy |
Answer» A. social skills |
49. |
Values related to peace is |
A. | reverence |
B. | perseverance |
C. | self-respect |
D. | sympathy |
Answer» C. self-respect |
50. |
Values related to truth is |
A. | attention |
B. | accuracy |
C. | empathy |
D. | ethical skills |
Answer» C. empathy |
51. |
Values related to love is |
A. | forgiveness |
B. | trust |
C. | loyalty |
D. | universal love |
Answer» A. forgiveness |
52. |
Values related to non-violence is |
A. | tolerance |
B. | happiness |
C. | optimism |
D. | ingenuity |
Answer» A. tolerance |
53. |
means freedom from mistake or error |
A. | perseverance |
B. | accuracy |
C. | discernment |
D. | service |
Answer» C. discernment |
54. |
means the power to see what is not obvious to the average mind |
A. | perseverance |
B. | accuracy |
C. | discernment |
D. | service . |
Answer» C. discernment |
55. |
builds character |
A. | love |
B. | social skills |
C. | friendship |
D. | perseverance |
Answer» C. friendship |
56. |
is the word that refers to morals, values, and beliefs of the individuals, family or the society |
A. | ethics |
B. | values |
C. | morality |
D. | norms |
Answer» C. morality |
57. |
is defined as the unity of thought, word and deed (honesty) and open mindedness |
A. | morals |
B. | ethics |
C. | values |
D. | integrity |
Answer» D. integrity |
58. |
is defined as a set of attitudes concerned with the value of work, which forms the motivational orientation. |
A. | ethics |
B. | integrity |
C. | work ethics |
D. | morals |
Answer» C. work ethics |
59. |
lays a moral and meaningful foundation for life. |
A. | ethics |
B. | integrity |
C. | work |
D. | morals |
Answer» C. work |
60. |
refers to learning the service policies, procedures, norms, and conditions, other than „the technical trade practices |
A. | work ethics |
B. | service learning |
C. | integrity |
D. | truth |
Answer» A. work ethics |
61. |
helps the individuals to interact ethically with colleagues and to effectively coordinate with other departments |
A. | work ethics |
B. | integrity |
C. | service learning |
D. | truth |
Answer» A. work ethics |
62. |
may be defined as the non-paid activity |
A. | service learning |
B. | ethics |
C. | non-violence |
D. | integrity |
Answer» A. service learning |
63. |
are positive and preferred values |
A. | service learning |
B. | ethics |
C. | non-violence |
D. | virtues |
Answer» D. virtues |
64. |
The person is the ethical person. |
A. | moral |
B. | kind |
C. | honest |
D. | virtuous |
Answer» D. virtuous |
65. |
An individual may exhibit by voting, volunteering, and organizing welfare groups and meetings. |
A. | service learning |
B. | ethics |
C. | non-violence |
D. | civic virtues |
Answer» C. non-violence |
66. |
are the moral duties and rights, as a citizen of the village or the country |
A. | work ethics |
B. | duty ethics |
C. | civic virtue |
D. | service learning |
Answer» C. civic virtue |
67. |
is a basic requirement for nurturing friendship, team work, and for the synergy it promotes and sustains |
A. | virtues |
B. | honesty |
C. | respect for others |
D. | work ethics |
Answer» C. respect for others |
68. |
To , one should start install peace within |
A. | live peacefully |
B. | respect for others |
C. | be honest |
D. | be courage |
Answer» C. be honest |
69. |
interests of all others concerned |
A. | live peacefully |
B. | caring |
C. | be honest |
D. | be courage |
Answer» A. live peacefully |
70. |
Honesty is a virtue, and it is exhibited in which aspects |
A. | truthfulness |
B. | happiness |
C. | awareness |
D. | comfortness |
Answer» A. truthfulness |
71. |
In courage, the thrust is on the adequacy of the physical strength |
A. | social |
B. | physical |
C. | intellectual |
D. | self |
Answer» A. social |
72. |
means alignment to goals and adherence to ethical principles during the activities |
A. | welfare |
B. | empathy |
C. | commitment |
D. | rural |
Answer» C. commitment |
73. |
Demonstrate your own and spirituality in all your action |
A. | education |
B. | property |
C. | self-knowledge |
D. | wealth |
Answer» D. wealth |
74. |
Lack of promotion or career development policies or denied promotions |
A. | attitude |
B. | opportunity |
C. | resource crunch |
D. | over-emphasize |
Answer» D. over-emphasize |
75. |
One is unable to choose between two good moral solutions |
A. | vaguenes |
B. | conflicting reasons |
C. | disagreement |
D. | refuse bribe |
Answer» A. vaguenes |
76. |
Men give importance to moral rule |
A. | kohlberg‟s theory |
B. | carol gilligan‟s theory (c)darwins theory |
D. | rigid theory |
Answer» B. carol gilligan‟s theory (c)darwins theory |
77. |
is a professional should analyse the problem in specific known area, in an objective Manner. |
A. | advanced expertise |
B. | self-regulation |
C. | public good |
D. | professional society |
Answer» D. professional society |
78. |
Entry into the profession requires an extensive period of training of intellectual and moral character |
A. | knowledge and skills |
B. | extensive training |
C. | monopoly |
D. | autonomy |
Answer» A. knowledge and skills |
79. |
The engineer as a save the society from poverty, illiteracy, wastage, inefficiency, ill health . |
A. | guardian |
B. | bureaucratic servant |
C. | savior |
D. | social enabler |
Answer» A. guardian |
80. |
It is one who exhibits social responsibility |
A. | social servant |
B. | bureaucratic servant |
C. | guardian |
D. | savior |
Answer» A. social servant |
81. |
Engineer has a responsibility to make regular inspections in a factory shops. |
A. | safety |
B. | production |
C. | maintanence |
D. | quality |
Answer» A. safety |
82. |
When accountability for wrong actions or results is at issue, responsibility means blameworthy |
A. | praiseworthiness |
B. | liability |
C. | accountability |
D. | general moral capacity |
Answer» A. praiseworthiness |
83. |
A commitment to moral actions (primary obligation to protect the safety of the human beings and respect their rights), |
A. | conscientious |
B. | blameworthy |
C. | obligations |
D. | praiseworthy |
Answer» A. conscientious |
84. |
It consists of assigned tasks at the place of employment and achieving the objectives. |
A. | moral responsibility |
B. | causal responsibility |
C. | legal responsibility |
D. | job responsibility |
Answer» B. causal responsibility |
85. |
Wisdom (prudence), courage (fortitude), temperance and justice. |
A. | cardinal virtues |
B. | proficiency virtues |
C. | team-work virtues |
D. | public-spirited virtues |
Answer» A. cardinal virtues |
86. |
The capacity to understand and act on moral reasons |
A. | accountability |
B. | accountability |
C. | obligation |
D. | conscientiousness |
Answer» B. accountability |
87. |
Virtue Theory proposed by Mac Intyre |
A. | john locke |
B. | a.i. melden‟s |
C. | mac intyre |
D. | immanuel kant |
Answer» C. mac intyre |
88. |
Being sensitive to full range of moral values and responsibilities is |
A. | accountability |
B. | conscientiousness |
C. | obligations |
D. | corporate responsibility |
Answer» C. obligations |
89. |
virtues are fundamental and necessary in exercising moral responsibility_ |
A. | self-direction |
B. | team-work |
C. | proficiency virtues |
D. | cardinal virtues |
Answer» C. proficiency virtues |
90. |
Primarily responsibility implies duty with care and efforts. |
A. | general moral capacity |
B. | obligations |
C. | accountability |
D. | characteristic quality |
Answer» A. general moral capacity |
91. |
The profession also gains control over professional schools by establishing accreditation standards |
A. | monopoly |
B. | knowledge and skills |
C. | extensive training |
D. | autonomy in workplace |
Answer» A. monopoly |
92. |
The concerted efforts in the job should be towards promotion of the welfare, safety, and health of the public. |
A. | advanced expertise |
B. | self-regulation |
D. | welfare |
Answer» D. welfare |
93. |
Low morale of the employees because of dissatisfaction and downsizing |
A. | absence of grievance |
B. | lack of transparency |
C. | poor attitude |
D. | lack of promotion |
Answer» D. lack of promotion |
94. |
Due to pressure, through time limits, availability of money or budgetary constraints, and technology decay or obsolescence |
A. | opportunity |
B. | attitude |
C. | resource crunch |
D. | working environments |
Answer» C. resource crunch |
95. |
It seeks to identify and justify the morally-desirable norms or standards that should guide individuals and groups |
A. | normative inquiry |
B. | conceptual inquiry |
C. | descriptive inquiry |
D. | factual inquiry |
Answer» A. normative inquiry |
96. |
It is aimed to obtain facts needed for understanding and resolving value issues. |
A. | normative inquiry |
B. | conceptual inquiry |
C. | descriptive inquiry |
D. | factual inquiry |
Answer» A. normative inquiry |
97. |
defined as, decisions and actions exercised on the basis of moral concern for other people and recognition of good moral reasons. |
A. | moral integrity |
B. | moral value |
C. | moral quality |
D. | moral autonomy |
Answer» A. moral integrity |
98. |
According to ,men had a tendency to solve problems by applying abstract moral principles |
A. | gilligan‟s theory |
B. | kohlberg theory |
C. | monopoly theory |
D. | autonomy theory |
Answer» A. gilligan‟s theory |
99. |
They include collegiality, cooperativeness, communicative ability, and respect for legitimate authority |
A. | self-direction |
B. | public-spirited virtues |
C. | team-work virtues |
D. | proficiency virtues |
Answer» A. self-direction |
100. |
contribution to local communities to enrich their cultural, social, and civic life. |
A. | planning trees |
B. | educating society |
C. | medical camp |
D. | enrich transport |
Answer» A. planning trees |
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