Font size
WorksheetsBusiness Ethics - Quiz 1
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 26mins
Define Business Ethics
Who out of these is not a famous whistleblower?
Edward Snowden
M.S.Dhoni
V.P.SIngh
Manjunath
State of confusion about what is ethically right or wrong.
(a)
Do you think business units can be profitable along with being ethical?
Yes
No
Maybe
Which out of these are benefits of ethics in business?
High employee morale
Good public image
High employee turnover
Low market reputation
Identify this personality who has been a pioneer in the field of Corporate Social Responsibility
(a)
Listen to the audio and identify which product advertisement does this audio belong to?
Pepsi
KFC
Cadbury Silk
Adidas
Full form of CSR?
(a)
Ethics is derived from the ____________ word ‘ethos’.
Greek
Latin
Spanish
Japanese
Which of the following is not among the 3 R’s of business Ethics?
Respect
Results
Reliability
Responsibility
___________ is the oldest source of ethical inspiration.
Culture
Religion
Philosophy
Legal system
______________ Ethics is the rules and principles decided by upper management.
Societal
Managerial
Professional
Individual
___________ management is neither immoral nor moral.
Marketing
Business
Amoral
Finance
___________ is the duty or path of righteousness.
Dharma
Artha
Kama
Moksha
According to _________, ethics is the study of what is right or good in human conduct.
Robert Solomon
Churchill
William Shaw
Mackenzie
The 3 C's of business ethics were given by ________.
Churchill
Josephson Institute
Robert Solomon
William Shaw
There are ________ rules associated with the 3 C's of business ethics.
9
8
6
7
The basic justification of ethics is to ________________.
Maximize profitability
Behave according to agreed rules
Build a commercial reputation
All of the above
Shared values, norms, and artifacts that influence employees and determine behavior?
Cultural Audit
Organizational Culture
Ethics
Compliance
What is the United States federal law that mandates certain practices in financial record keeping and reporting for corporations?
Sarbanes-Oxley 404 Act of 2002
Sarbaines-Oxlei 404 Act of 2002
Sarbaines-Oxely 404 Act of 2002
Sardines-Oxlley 404 Act of 2002
These are significant factors in ethical decision-making
Ethics and Corporate Culture
Branding and Marketing
Education and Age
Rewards and Recognition
Match the words with their definition.
Business ethics
It is a set of guidelines for dealing with various procedures ethically.
Corporate responsibility
self-regulation instituted by companies by means of a formal integration into a respect.
Corruption
dishonest or illegal behavior especially by powerful people
Concern
anxiety; worry.
Stakeholder
individual or group that has an interest in any decision or activity of an organization.
Match the world with their definition.
Corporate environment
duty of a company to operate in a way that protects the environment.
Corporate ethics
a set of theories, principles, and values that govern business practices.
Integrity
the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
Accountable
responsibility
What is Ethics to do with?
Business
The wider community
Right and wrong
Nothing
A (n) ________ is a problem, situation, or opportunity requiring an individual, group, or organization to choose among several actions that must be evaluated as right or wrong.
Crisis
Ethical Issue
Indictment
Fraud
State of confusion about what is ethically right or wrong.
(a)
Do you think you are ethical?
Yes
No
Maybe
Not sure
Write one Ethical characteristics you have
Ethics is about doing the ______________ thing.
Profit
Right
Good
Newcastle Utd
Being ethical can bring benefits to businesses...
Higher costs to pay higher wages to workers and providing a safe working environment
Workers trust their employer, increasing motivation, productivity and retention which reduces costs.
"A standard of values that involve a concept of right and wrong and guide the way a business behave."
This statement explains about:
Laws
Ethics
Moral principles
Business ethics
How do ethical people face failure?
They try until they succeed
They try something else
They ask for advice
They complain and give up
Which moral problem is solved by Utilitarianism?
What makes actions morally right or morally wrong?
What is the best way of doing things?
What is the best economic choice?
How is it possibile to produce a good without wasting resources?
What does utilitarianism focus on?
Having fun
Being useful
The consequences of actions
The motivations for actions
How should actions be measured according to Utilitarianism
By how hard you try to do the right thing
By what your intentions were
By which rules you followed
By how much happiness or pleasure they produce
What do utilitarians believe should drive morality?
Being happy
Being sensible
External rules
Fear of God
Who does utilitarianism try to get the best outcome for?
the individual
the boss
the greatest number of people
the poor
Ethics is something related to a state of mind, a way of looking at things, which may develop into a pattern of behaviour, or way of life and social conduct.
True
False
It is the act consistent with the moral standards or codes of conduct established by society .
(a)
It is very often used, as a synonym for terms like values, norms, standards and morality, etc.
(a)
Give at least two unethical behaviors found in the workplace and how they affect the development of a company?
