Ethics Quiz

What does ethics study?

• The behavior of animals

• The process of constructing buildings

• The concepts of right and wrong behavior

• The movements in a dance

What is the primary distinction between morals and ethics?

• Morals are only applicable in personal life, while ethics are professional

• Morals are societal rules, while ethics are personal beliefs

• Morals refer to an individual's own principles regarding right and wrong, while ethics refers to the rules provided by an external source, e.g., codes of conduct in workplaces or principles in religions.

• Morals and ethics are the same thing

Explain the role of ethics in shaping societal norms and values.

• Ethics has no influence on societal norms and values

• Ethics is only important for legal matters

• Ethics significantly influences societal norms and values by guiding behavior and decision-making.

• Ethics is irrelevant to societal norms and values

Why are ethical considerations crucial in business decisions?

• Because it helps in choosing the right movie

• Because it impacts the company's reputation and legal standing

• Because it helps in deciding what to wear to a party

• Because it assists in selecting a restaurant for dinner

What are the fundamental values in ethical behavior?

• Deceit, manipulation, corruption, discrimination

• Integrity, honesty, fairness, respect for others

• Self-interest, dishonesty, unfairness, disrespect

• Greed, selfishness, deception, disrespect

What does ethical relativism suggest about moral standards?

• Ethical relativism suggests that moral standards are subjective and vary from culture to culture, society to society, or individual to individual.

• Ethical relativism suggests that there is a single moral standard applicable to all cultures.

• Ethical relativism suggests that moral standards are determined by the government.

• Ethical relativism suggests that moral standards are absolute and unchanging.

Explain the importance of ethical behavior in a professional environment.

• Ethical behavior is irrelevant in a professional environment

• Ethical behavior does not influence professional conduct

• Ethical behavior promotes trust, integrity and positive relationships in the workplace.

• Professional relationships are not affected by ethical behavior

What are some typical ethical issues encountered in a professional environment?

• Excessive coffee breaks, using office stationery for personal needs, and disregarding company rules

• Over honesty, avoiding office rumors, and exposing unethical practices

• Conflict of interests, harassment and discrimination, dishonesty, and improper use of company assets

• Wearing unsuitable attire, tardiness, and using inappropriate language

What is the primary focus of ethical leadership?

• Personal gain and self-interest

• Setting a negative example for others

• Prioritizing the well-being of a select few individuals

• Making decisions based on ethical principles and values, and prioritizing the well-being of all stakeholders

Explain the correlation between law and ethics in society.

• Law and ethics are intertwined as they both aim to guide human conduct and ensure societal welfare.

• Law and ethics are applicable only to specific individuals or groups.

• Law and ethics are entirely contradictory to each other.

• Law and ethics share no correlation whatsoever.