Unit 2 Lesson 3:Ethics in Agriculture and Natural Resources Quiz

During a team meeting, Sarah faces a dilemma about whether to report a colleague's unethical behavior. This situation requires her to reflect on:

• A code of financial conduct

• A code of professional conduct

• A code of legal conduct

• A code of moral conduct

What is the likely consequence of failing to act ethically in the workplace, such as embezzling company funds?

• Impact on others

• End to employment

• Impact on the environment

• Impact on coworkers

What is the purpose of ag gag laws?

• To encourage whistleblowing in agriculture

• To promote agricultural transparency

• To limit the ability to share information about agricultural abuses

• To protect animal welfare

What did Jonathan Lundgren blow the whistle on?

• Violations of professional standards

• Suppression of research on industrial pesticides

• Violations of federal laws

• Suppression of research on organic farming

What is the purpose of the Conservation Reserve program (CRP)?

• To support industrial agriculture

• To promote critical feed use

• To support the use of pesticides

• To preserve and enhance natural resources

Imagine you are starting a business that involves the large-scale production of beef and chicken. Which agency would regulate your production processes?

• USDA

• FDA

• EPA

• OSHA

Imagine you are starting a restaurant and need to ensure all your non-meat and non-poultry items meet safety standards. Which agency would you consult for regulations?

• FDA

• OSHA

• USDA

• EPA

Imagine you are starting a farming business and need to know which agency is responsible for regulating the chemicals, such as pesticides and herbicides, you plan to use. Which agency would that be?

• FDA

• USDA

• EPA

• OSHA

Which department plays a key role in the maintenance of U.S. waterways?

• Department of Energy

• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

• Department of Commerce

• Department of the Interior

What is the role of State departments of natural resources in managing Yellowstone National Park?

• Regulate workplace safety within the park

• Regulate the use of agricultural biotechnology in surrounding farms

• Regulate food safety in park concessions

• Manage and regulate natural resources within the park