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Lesson 5 Ethics & Social Responsibility

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Greenwashing is unethical because it

a)

infringes on copyright

b)

misleads consumers

c)

creates conflict of interest

d)

all of the above

2.

Pauline’s Pooch Palace gives $1 from every dog

grooming to the local animal shelter. This is an

example of

a)

sustainable design

b)

fair trade

c)

purchase-triggered donation

d)

philanthropy

3.

A well-written code of ethics

a)

enhances a business’s reputation

b)

helps attract quality employees

c)

helps prevent legal problems

d)

all of the above

4.

The owner of a children’s clothing store uses

popular cartoon characters in her ads. This might

be an example of

a)

copyright infringement

b)

social media

c)

cause-related marketing

d)

conflict of interest

5.

By donating much of his fortune to building

libraries, the American industrialist Andrew

Carnegie demonstrated his belief in

a)

sponsorship

b)

philanthropy

c)

sustainability

d)

ethical sourcing

6.

One way to reduce a business’s carbon footprint

is through

a)

greenwashing

b)

sponsorship

c)

communicating with investors

d)

sustainable design

7.

When communicating with investors, an entrepreneur

should

a)

give both good news and bad news about

the business

b)

suggest ways that a larger investment

would improve sales

c)

make confident predictions about the business’s

growth

d)

give only the information the investors

specifically ask for

8.

One challenge to writing a code of ethics is

a)

balancing contrasting qualities in an

effective way

b)

avoiding controversial issues

c)

pleasing investors

d)

avoiding copyright infringement

9.

A carbon footprint measures

a)

your sustainable energy

b)

the amount of carbon in the environment

c)

the amount of carbon you use

d)

the amount of carbon offsets you have

purchased

10.

A business promotes transparency through

a)

energy efficiency

b)

protecting whistle-blowers

c)

buying carbon offsets

d)

fair trade

11.

Lila, a kitchen designer, helps clients choose

appliances. An appliance dealer gives her gifts

and tickets to shows. This situation has the

potential for

a)

cause-related marketing

b)

patent infringement

c)

conflict of interest

d)

fair use

12.

A code of ethics is most useful when it is based on

a)

philanthropy

b)

universal values

c)

fair use

d)

environmental responsibility