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ILE261 Quiz 1

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An ethical dilemma is a question posed that requires moral reasoning.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

(a)   is an ethical theory that does not allow any exceptions to a maxim.

3.

Which of the following is one of the ethical implications of being a software developer?

a)

Environmental Panic

b)

Bias and discrimination

c)

Corporate Social Investment

d)

Privacy and dislocation

4.

How many slides were in the first presentation for ILE261?

a)

25

b)

26

c)

27

d)

28

5.

Apple donated 3000 iPads to various schools in South Africa. This is an example of:

a)

Corporate Social Responsibility

b)

Corporate Special Recovery

c)

Coporate Social Investment

d)

Corporate Sparkling Water

6.

A professional code of ethics states the _______ and core ______ that are essential to the work of a particular occupational group.

a)

ethics, morals

b)

pillars, foundations

c)

rules, laws

d)

principles, values

7.

The answer is 10 million metric tons. What is the question?

a)

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

b)

What is Google's carbon footprint?

c)

How much air is there?

d)

How much hairspray does Beyonce use?

8.

Which of the following are benefits of CSI/CSR?

a)

Gain the goodwill of the community.

b)

Increased consumer reliability

c)

Protection from legal action.

d)

Higher levels of dopamine

e)

Consistency

9.

The equivalence principle is:

a)

Actively doing harm is just as bad as not acting to prevent harm.

b)

Actively preventing harm is just as bad as doing harm.

c)

Passively acting to prevent harm is actively as bad as harming.

d)

Passionately harming others is as bad as acting passionately.

10.

People who suffer from boanthropy believe ...

a)

they are a cow and will try to live their life as a cow.

b)

they are a tree and will try to live their life as a tree.

c)

they are a fish and will try to live their life as a fish.

d)

they are a rabbit and will try to live their life as a rabbit.

11.

Which of the following are types of cybercrime attacks?

a)

Zero-day attacks

b)

Ransomeware

c)

Fishing

d)

Grootkits

12.

These people use illegal means to obtain trade secrets from competitors.

a)

Hackers

b)

Crackers

c)

Industrial Spies

d)

Malicious Insiders

13.

Never gonna

a)

give you up

b)

let you down

c)

run around

d)

desert you

14.

The first three steps to performing a risk assessment are:

a)

prioritise

b)

implement

c)

identify

d)

assess

e)

review