WorksheetsIAT II_GE8076_IV CSE A_PART A
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1. According to Kohlberg, the people progressed in their moral reasoning through a series of _________ stages (CO2) (B1)
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
2.
2. At _______________________________ level, individuals are motivated mainly by their interest to avoid punishment, or by their desire to satisfy their own needs, or by the external power exerted on them. (CO2) (B2)
a)
pre-conventional level
b)
conventional level
c)
post-conventional level
d)
corrective Level
3.
3. As per the ________________ , individuals give more importance to loyalty and close identification with others, than their own self-interest. (CO2) (B2)
a)
pre-conventional level
b)
conventional level
c)
post-conventional level
d)
corrective Level
4.
4. The people at _______________________________level want to live by general principles that are universally applied to all people. They always desire to maintain their moral integrity. (CO2) (B2)
a)
pre-conventional level
b)
conventional level
c)
post-conventional level
d)
corrective Level
5.
5. According to Gilligan, ___________________ have tendency to over-ride the importance of moral rules and convictions while resolving moral dilemmas; (CO2) (B1)
a)
male
b)
female
c)
adults
d)
children
6.
6. According to Gilligan, Kohlberg's Theory is ______________ biased. (CO2) (B1)
a)
gender
b)
race
c)
religious
d)
language
7.
7. When an individual exercise moral autonomy, he may not be able to attain the same results as other people obtain in practicing their moral autonomy. This relates to _____________ (CO2) (B2)
a)
consensus
b)
contraversies
c)
community clash
d)
common errors
8.
8. _________________ provides the framework through which learning attitudes are encouraged. (CO2) (B2)
a)
Authority
b)
Autonomy
c)
Agriculture
d)
Aptitude
9.
9. _________ theory emphasizes on the character rather than the rights or duties (CO2) ()
a)
Duty Ethics
b)
Virtue Theory
c)
Rights Theory
d)
Utilitarion Theory
10.
10. Even reasonable people will not agree on all moral issues and professional ethics. This relates to (CO2) (B2)
a)
Ethical subjectivism
b)
Ethical chuvanism
c)
Ethical Singularism
d)
Ethical Pluralism
11.
11. Besides the tests, each engineering project is modified during execution, based on (CO3) (B1)
a)
the periodical feedback on the progress and the lessons from other sources.
b)
expert's opinion
c)
engineer's wish
d)
Government's policy
12.
12. Engineers normally learn from their own prior designs and infer from the analysis of operation and results, and sometimes from the reports of other engineers. this relates to ______________________ (CO3) (B2)
a)
Learning from experts
b)
self learning
c)
predictive analysis
d)
Learning from the past
13.
13.The absence of interest and channels of communication, ego in not seeking information, fear of legal actions, and mere negligence causes (CO3) (B2)
a)
Errors in the project
b)
misunderstanding
c)
Failure of the project
d)
misinterpretation
14.
14. In standard experiments, members for study are selected into two groups namely A and B at random. Group A are given special treatment. The group B is given no treatment and is called the ‘controlled group’. But they are placed in the same environment as the other group A. this is known as ________________ (CO3) (B3)
a)
process control
b)
engineering control
c)
experimental control
d)
management control
15.
15. Engineering experiments involve human souls, their needs, views, expectations, and creative use as in case of social experimentation. This relates to _________________ (CO3) (B2)
a)
human perception
b)
human(e) touch
c)
concern of the people
d)
expert's notion
16.
16.The subject under test/experiment should be given all relevant information needed to make the decision to participate. this is known as ______________ (CO3) (B2)
a)
Informed arguement
b)
Informed consent
c)
proposed consent
d)
classified consent
17.
17.Subject should take part in an experiment/test without force, fraud or deception. This relates to _________________________ (CO3) (B2)
a)
voluntoriness
b)
Informed consent
c)
agreed consent
d)
legal consent
18.
18. The relevant factual information implies, that the engineers are obliged to obtain and assess all the available information related to the fulfillment of one’s _____________________ (CO3) (B2)
a)
voluntoriness
b)
willingness
c)
opinions
d)
moral obligations
19.
19.Sometimes, the managements have not been willing to disseminate the full information about the project or product beyond the legal requirements, because of the fear of _________________ (CO3) (B2)
a)
market demand
b)
Government policies
c)
potential competitors
d)
societal views
20.
20. People sometimes object to_____________________________________ wherein the affected individual is neither a direct participant nor a decision maker (CO3) (B2)
a)
involuntary risks
b)
voluntary risks
c)
calculated risks
d)
dedicated risks
21.
21. ______________________ means commitment to live according to certain values (CO3) (B1)
a)
Humanity
b)
Respecting others
c)
Conscientiousness
d)
Social Ethics
22.
22. ____________________ are required to evaluate a given situation, its implication and to determine who are involved or affected. (CO3) (B2)
a)
Open eyes and an open mind
b)
Big house and good food
c)
Rich dress and costly accessories
d)
Luxary car and a wealthy living
23.
23. The primary duty of morally responsible engineers is to protect the safety of human beings and respect their _________________________. (CO3) (B1)
a)
rights of consent
b)
rights of questioning
c)
rights of speaking
d)
rights of living
24.
24. Engineers have to show the _________________ to obtain and properly gauge all the information related to meeting one‘s moral obligations. (CO3) (B1)
a)
condition
b)
consent
c)
commitment
d)
cooperation
25.
25. The magnitude of moral autonomy to be experienced by engineering is highly influenced by the attitude of ________________. (CO3) (B1)
a)
company‘s management
b)
Government policies
c)
societal views
d)
personal opinions
26.
26. ___________ are guidelines for specific group of professionalism to help them perform their roles; to know how to conduct themselves; and to know how to resolve around various ethical issues. (CO3) (B1)
a)
The codes of ethics
b)
The codes of physics
c)
The codes of laws
d)
The codes of banks
27.
27.A written statement of policies and principles that guides the behaviour of all employees is called (CO3) (B1)
a)
code of ethics
b)
word of ethics
c)
ethical dilemma
d)
Not in the list
28.
28.Bhopal gas tragedy of 1984 took place because methyl isocyanate reacted with _________(CO3) (B1)
a)
DDT
b)
Ammonia
c)
CO2
d)
Water
29.
29. Which Article of the Constitution prohibits employment of children below the age 14 in any factory or mines or any other hazardous employment? (CO3) (B1)
a)
Article 23
b)
Article 24
c)
Article 25
d)
Article 43
30.
30.A social experiment is the _______________________ of an existing society or a small section thereof or it is the creation of an entirely new kind of society. (CO3) (B1)
a)
reordering
b)
regaining
c)
refining
d)
reduction
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