Ethics Quiz

What are ethics?

• Moral principles that guide one’s actions

• Laws and regulations for business practices

• Religious beliefs that influence decision-making

• Social norms and customs

What is an ethical dilemma?

• A situation with only one ethically responsible course of action

• A situation with conflicting interests and equally justifiable alternatives

• A situation where ethics are not applicable

• A situation where no decision needs to be made

What is the difference between an ethical dilemma and an ethical decision?

• An ethical dilemma involves no decision-making, while an ethical decision involves making a choice

• An ethical dilemma involves weighing priorities, while an ethical decision involves choosing between right and wrong options

• There is no difference between an ethical dilemma and an ethical decision

• An ethical dilemma involves choosing between right and wrong options, while an ethical decision involves weighing priorities

Which ethical principle involves being honest and truthful in all dealings?

• Loyalty

• Integrity

• Honesty

• Respect for others

What does the ethical principle of fairness entail?

• Tolerating and accepting diversity

• Exercising power arbitrarily

• Using overreaching means to gain advantage

• Committing to justice and equal treatment of individuals

What is the ethical principle of concern for others?

• Being caring, compassionate, and kind

• Pursuing excellence in performing duties

• Abiding by laws, rules, and regulations

• Demonstrating respect for human dignity

What does the ethical principle of accountability involve?

• Seeking to protect and build the company’s good reputation

• Demonstrating personal integrity and the courage of convictions

• Acknowledging and accepting personal accountability for the ethical quality of decisions

• Being conscious of the responsibilities and opportunities of leadership

What is the main focus of an ethics management programme in the workplace?

• Conveying corporate values using codes and policies

• Providing guidance in ethical dilemmas

• Establishing an ethics management programme

• All of the above

What is the primary role of ethical executives in a business?

• To demonstrate personal integrity and the courage of convictions

• To deceive others by misrepresentations

• To exercise power arbitrarily

• To use information learned in confidence for personal advantage

What is the consequence of an ethical lapse?

• A situation with conflicting interests and equally justifiable alternatives

• A poor ethical choice made by an ethically responsible person

• A choice between right and wrong options

• A decision between two or more ethically responsible courses of action