Business Ethics Quiz

Which of the following is not considered an ethical principle in business?

• Integrity

• Loyalty

• Respect

• Profit maximisation

An ethical principle that refers to treating individuals fairly and impartially is:

• Integrity

• Objectivity

• Confidentiality

• Accountability

When a business follows the ethical principle of integrity, it means they:

• Act honestly and ethically in all business dealings

• Focus solely on profit without considering morals

• Ignore ethical standards and regulations

• Disregard customer satisfaction

One of the ethical principles that focuses on being truthful and transparent is:

• Objectivity

• Honesty

• Loyalty

• Accountability

The ethical principle of accountability in business means:

• Taking responsibility for one's actions and decisions

• Blaming others for mistakes

• Ignoring consequences of unethical behaviour

• Being secretive about business practices

Upholding confidentiality in business is an ethical principle that involves:

• Sharing sensitive information with competitors

• Protecting private information of clients and employees

• Misusing personal data for profit

• Disregarding the privacy of stakeholders

Which of the following is not an ethical principle in business awareness?

• Sustainability

• Fairness

• Exploitation

• Honesty

A business that follows the ethical principle of sustainability focuses on:

• Wasteful practices

• Long-term environmental and social impact

• Profit maximisation at any cost

• Ignoring the needs of future generations

Respect for individuals and their rights is an ethical principle that involves:

• Discrimination and prejudice

• Treating everyone equally and fairly

• Ignoring cultural differences

The ethical principle of objectivity in business requires:

• Biased decision-making

• Considering personal interests over company's

• Being impartial and fair in judgements

• Ignoring feedback from stakeholders