Professional Ethics Quiz

Belief that the privacy of others must always be maintained.

• confidentiality
• empathy
• ethics 
• work ethics

Rules for workplace dress.

• dress codes
• resume
• networking
• professional ethics

The standards of right and wrong that apply to your professional behavior.

• dress codes
• resume
• networking
• professional ethics

Internal guidelines for distinguishing right from wrong.

• confidentiality
• empathy
• ethics
• work ethics

Ability to put yourself in another's place

• confidentiality
• empathy
• ethics
• work ethics

A summary of your career objectives, work experience, qualifications, education, and training.

• dress codes
• resume
• networking
• professional ethics

Making use of all your personal and professional contacts to further your career goals.

• dress codes
• resume
• networking
• professional ethics

Personal commitment to work hard and do one's very best.

• confidentiality
• empathy
• ethics
• work ethics

A new teacher is applying for a job. On his application he is asked if he has a criminal background. When he was 15 he was arrested for being a peeping tom and had to complete community service. He decides to mark "No, I have no criminal background" on the application. Is this ethical or not?

• yes, it is ethical
• no, it is unethical

Ms. Frankenstein, an English teacher, is on a trip with FCCLA serving as a chaperon to help the adviser out.  Next door to their hotel is a Ruby Tuesday. One evening Ms. Frankenstein decides to go over to the Ruby Tuesday and have a drink. Is this ethical or not?

• yes, it is ethical
• no, it is not ethical