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BUSINESS ETHICS

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins

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1.

In a futuristic city, Arnav returns a borrowed quantum book to his neighbor because he believes everyone should receive what rightfully belongs to them. Justice is defined as:

a)

Overindulgence of the concupiscible appetite.

b)

Inequality.

c)

“The virtue that allows man to give his neighbor what rightfully belongs to him.”

d)

“The virtue of knowing how things are to be done rightly and well.”

2.

When Advait is deciding how to act in a difficult situation aboard a futuristic space station, behaving ethically means doing

a)

what your friends do.

b)

only what’s legal.

c)

the right thing.

d)

what benefits you the most.

3.

In a futuristic city, Alisha is faced with several choices in her daily life. Which of the following is an ethical issue?

a)

Deciding whether to have a nutrient capsule or a salad from the smart garden

b)

Choosing between buying a new holographic shirt or a digital book

c)

Deciding whether to lie to a friend or not

d)

Choosing which virtual reality movie to see this weekend

4.

When faced with a difficult decision while working on a mission aboard a futuristic space station, Avni demonstrates integrity by acting with

a)

humility.

b)

leadership skills.

c)

a sense of humor.

d)

honesty.

5.

You make sure everyone working on your futuristic orbital research project has an equal share of the work because you care about the ethical principle of

a)

rule of law.

b)

fairness.

c)

accountability.

d)

transparency.

6.

If Aanya, one of your classmates at a futuristic space academy, is treating Viaan, another classmate, unfairly, what is the ethical thing to do?

a)

Speak up.

b)

Ignore it.

c)

Be aggressive.

d)

Look for another job.

7.

During a mission-planning session on a lunar colony, Susan doesn’t agree with her classmate’s opinion, but she listens carefully instead of starting an argument or insulting her. Which ethical principle is Susan illustrating?

a)

Integrity

b)

Transparency

c)

Respect

d)

Trust

8.

During a conversation with Kabir through a futuristic holographic communication system, how can you show respect for the person you’re speaking with?

a)

Avoid listening to his/her opinions.

b)

Start an argument when you don’t agree.

c)

Interrupt when you have a point.

d)

Be polite and maintain eye contact.

9.

In a futuristic city, which of the following is usually considered unethical?

a)

Punching someone you are angry with.

b)

Fighting someone in a boxing match.

c)

Punching a robber who is robbing an old woman.

d)

Punching a wall when you are angry.

10.

In a futuristic community on a space colony, people follow certain socially designed practices to guide and regulate their conduct and social interactions. These practices are designed by society to guide and regulate conduct and social practices.

a)

Law

b)

Morals

c)

Values

d)

Etiquette

11.

During a professional ethics training session aboard a futuristic orbital workspace, Asher reviews the standards expected in the workplace, including maintaining good grooming, building good relationships with others, and appropriate conduct in public and private settings. Which of the following is not included in professional ethics?

a)

Invading the roles and functions of other professions

b)

Good grooming

c)

Good relationships with others

d)

Behavior in public and private settings

12.

In a futuristic medical station on Mars, Avni is caring for a seriously ill astronaut who needs urgent medical attention. Although an interplanetary medical protocol says that everyone must follow the same procedure, Avni recognizes that the circumstances require an exception. Which ethical principle states, "There is always an exemption to the rule"?

a)

The Principle of Twofold Effect

b)

Utilitarian Principle

c)

Epikia

d)

Deontology

13.

In a futuristic health-care center, Tara is studying how moral values and principles guide decisions about human conduct in the life sciences and health care. What is this area of study called?

a)

Morality

b)

Bioethics

c)

Anthropology

d)

Psychology

14.

As Tara carries out her duties as a licensed practitioner in a futuristic healthcare station, she consistently follows the basic principles of conduct or right actions that she must always observe and uphold in the practice of her occupation. What are these principles called?

a)

Professional Ethics

b)

Health Care Ethics

c)

Midwifery Ethics

d)

Work Ethics

15.

Asher is part of a futuristic hospital ethics committee that examines moral issues concerning health care professionals in medicine, nursing, law, sociology, philosophy, and theology. The study of these issues is known as:

a)

Work Ethics

b)

Behavioral Ethics

c)

Health Care Ethics

d)

Professional Ethics

16.

Ria, a midwife working in a 2045 AI-enabled maternity unit, follows principles of right conduct and fulfills her moral responsibilities toward her profession, patients, physicians and superiors, co-workers, and herself. These principles are known as:

a)

Health Care Ethics

b)

Professional Ethics

c)

Midwifery Ethics

d)

Bioethics

17.

In a futuristic healthcare center, Shreya is asked to understand the risks, benefits, and alternatives of an advanced medical procedure before agreeing to it. Informed consent is based on the principle of:

a)

Justice

b)

Beneficence

c)

Non-maleficence

d)

Autonomy

18.

In a futuristic orbital health clinic, when a health care provider recommends the treatment that will do the most good and is best for the patient, this duty is embodied in the:

a)

Principle of Justice

b)

Principle of Autonomy

c)

Principle of Beneficence

d)

Principle of Non-Maleficence

19.

In a futuristic medical ward, a nurse gives a patient accurate and honest information about their diagnosis and treatment. Which correctly defines veracity?

a)

Loyalty

b)

Justice

c)

Duty

d)

Truthfulness

20.

In a futuristic maternity ward, when a midwife activates the smart bed’s safety system and places the bed in the lowest position because the patient is at risk of having a convulsion at any time, she is observing the:

a)

Principle of Nonmaleficence

b)

Principle of Beneficence

c)

Principle of Autonomy

d)

Principle of Justice

21.

Your friend wants to humiliate a former friend by posting embarrassing holographic photos on a future social network, but you persuade him not to. Your behavior is ______.

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

22.

In a futuristic workplace, an IT specialist violates the privacy of a fellow employee by accessing her confidential personnel files stored in the company’s quantum data system. This is _____.

a)

Ethical Behavior

b)

Unethical Behavior

23.

In a futuristic 2045 city, Avani, a social worker, encounters an ethical dilemma while working with a client through an advanced virtual care system. What is the first step in handling an ethical dilemma?

a)

Consult the NASW Code of Ethics

b)

Seek a supervisor

c)

Review state and federal laws

d)

Have coffee with a coworker

24.

In a futuristic professional setting, Sneha encounters several situations at work, including the commission of illegal acts, social media boundaries with clients, running into clients in public, and receiving gifts. Which of these is a common ethical dilemma?

a)

Commission of illegal acts

b)

Social media boundaries with clients

c)

Running into clients in public

d)

Receiving gifts

e)

All of the above

25.

In a futuristic 2050 community supported by advanced technology, social workers' primary goal in their work with individuals and communities is to help people in need and address social problems.

a)

Service

b)

Social Justice

c)

Dignity and Worth of the Person

d)

Integrity

26.

In a futuristic space colony, Naira is deciding how to act when she notices a classmate being treated unfairly. She considers the difference between right and wrong behavior before making a choice. Which statement best defines the concept of “ethics”?

a)

Ethics is the ability to tell the difference between right and wrong behavior.

b)

Ethics is trying to judge people by what they believe and do.

c)

Ethics is a society’s standards of conduct based on the moral values and principles of its members.

d)

Ethics consists of characteristics that bring people praise and admiration.

27.

In a futuristic space colony, Aisha's workplace handbook outlines a system of moral principles and rules of conduct related to human behavior that all employees are expected to follow. What is this system called?

a)

Ethical dilemmas

b)

Guilt

c)

Reputation

d)

Code of Ethics

28.

Asher discovers that his close friend, a fellow engineer on a futuristic space station, has made a serious mistake while maintaining the station's life-support system. He feels obligated to be honest and report it, but he also feels obligated to protect his friend from losing their job. Problems involving conflicts between moral imperatives are called:

a)

Ethical dilemmas

b)

Honesty

c)

Reputation

d)

Scruples

29.

Aanya accidentally damages her friend’s favorite holographic vase in a futuristic home and feels a strong sense of responsibility and remorse for doing something wrong. What is this feeling called?

a)

Role Model

b)

Honesty

c)

Guilt

d)

Trust

30.

Anika looks up to her older sister, a renowned space-station engineer who consistently demonstrates kindness, honesty, and determination while developing technologies for life on Mars. Anika begins copying her sister’s behavior and hopes to achieve similar success in the future of space exploration. The sister is a person whose behavior, example, or success is emulated by others, especially by younger people.

a)

Scruples

b)

Role Model

c)

Ethical Dilemmas

d)

Reputation

31.

At Aanya's workplace on a futuristic space station, the organization establishes a set of guidelines or procedures concerning right and wrong behavior at work. What are these guidelines or procedures called?

a)

Morals

b)

Values

c)

Conflicts

d)

Ethics

32.

In a futuristic space colony, Tisha observes the traditions, beliefs, customs, and practices that are a way of life for her group of settlers. What is this set of factors called?

a)

Ethics

b)

Morals

c)

Cultural

d)

Societal

33.

You notice a man from the Middle East with his wife and daughter visiting a futuristic smart mall. They have their faces covered while exploring the technology exhibits. This is a definition of which of the following?

a)

Societal

b)

Cultural

c)

Ethics

d)

Morals

34.

James is discussing criminal justice with his classmates in a futuristic society and says that the death penalty is wrong in all cases. This belief would be an example of his __________?

a)

Personality

b)

Morals

c)

Ethics

d)

Culture

35.

In a futuristic city, Neha wears traditional clothing and follows customs preserved by her family's digital archive and community. This would be an example of which of the following?

a)

Morals

b)

Ethics

c)

Society

d)

Culture

36.

When business enterprises operate in a futuristic community, the assumption of social responsibility implies that they respect the aspirations of (a)   .

37.

During a discussion in a futuristic city about the benefits of social responsibility, Riyaan explains that one of the arguments for social responsibility is that “Social responsibility helps in converting problems into (a)   .”

38.

During a business meeting aboard a space station, Dia hears someone express the unclear belief that a futuristic firm’s only responsibility is toward its (a)   .

39.

In a futuristic smart city, when a company considers its impact on employees, the community, and the environment—not just compliance with the law—social responsibility is understood as a broader concept than (a)   responsibility.

40.

When operating in another country in the future, an enterprise must respect the (a)   of that country.

41.

When a futuristic business uses smart technology to plant trees and takes steps to reduce pollution, its efforts to protect the natural environment are an example of the social responsibility of business towards the (a)   .

42.

When an enterprise takes steps to protect the funds invested in it, ensuring the safety of investments is its responsibility towards (a)   .

43.

When a futuristic business uses advanced technology to supply the right quality and quantity of goods and services to its customers, it is fulfilling its responsibility towards (a)   .

44.

In a futuristic city, when a business works to generate more employment opportunities for people, this is its social responsibility toward (a)   .

45.

When a company operating in a futuristic smart city adopts environmentally responsible practices, a firm commitment from (a)   management is required to create, maintain, and develop a work culture focused on environmental protection.

46.

Krish is a businessperson in a futuristic smart city who uses his skills to address challenges in the community. Businesspeople have the skills to solve:

a)

a. All social problems

b)

b. Some social problems

c)

c. No social problems

d)

d. All economic problems

47.

In the future, a space-colony organization launches an initiative to support nearby communities and protect planetary ecosystems, demonstrating that it must behave as a good citizen. This is an example of responsibility toward:

a)

a. Owners

b)

b. Workers

c)

c. Society

d)

d. Government

48.

In a futuristic city, Advait is designing a system for controlling the use of advanced technology and resources to serve human ends responsibly. Which of the following refers to the code or system for controlling means to serve human ends?

a)

(a) Ethics

b)

(b) Values

c)

(c) Traditions

d)

(d) Policy

49.

In 2050, Kavya visits an advanced smart store to purchase a product. The enterprise provides her with the right to information about the product through

a)

(a) Labelling

b)

(b) Advertising

c)

(c) Pricing

d)

(d) All of the above

50.

In the year 2050, Aditi wants to know about the products manufactured by a company before purchasing them through a smart marketplace. Providing her with this information is the responsibility towards which interest group?

a)

(a) Employees

b)

(b) Government

c)

(c) Consumers

d)

(d) Shareholders

51.

When a futuristic enterprise supports local schools, protects the environment, and contributes to the welfare of society, it must behave as a good citizen. This is an example of its responsibility towards:

a)

(a) Owners

b)

(b) Workers

c)

(c) Consumers

d)

(d) Community

52.

In a futuristic city, Asher observes that waste from automated factories and vehicles is changing the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of air, land, and water. Which of the following causes these changes?

a)

a) Ethics

b)

b) Pollution

c)

c) Global warming

d)

d) Social skills

53.

In a futuristic city, Aarush manages an advanced firm that provides useful services to society through innovative technologies. Although the firm focuses on serving society, it continues to operate in the long run and earns maximum profits. This situation reflects the concept of the highest goal being ‘service to society’. This statement relates to one of the arguments for social responsibility.

a)

a) Maintenance of society

b)

b) Availability of resources

c)

c) Long-term interest

d)

d) Better environment

54.

During a philosophy class aboard a futuristic space station, the teacher explains that the word “ethics” has its origin in the Greek word __________.

a)

a) 'ethics

b)

b) 'ethos

c)

c) ethnic

d)

d) None

55.

When a futuristic firm supports community development, environmental protection, and other social initiatives, its public image is also improved. The public image of any firm is also improved when it supports:

a)

(a) social goals

b)

(b) legal goals

c)

(c) economic goals

d)

(d) political goals

56.

In a futuristic workplace, Aditi discovers that the company is using an illegal practice in its advanced operations and reports it to the public and government authorities. In an organization, a whistleblower refers to a...

a)

employer who informs the public about the company's execution program.

b)

employee who speaks loudly and creates attention.

c)

employee who informs the public or government about illegal practices or misconduct in the workplace.

d)

employee who keeps reminding others of the next task to do.

57.

When Divya reviews applications for an open position at a futuristic company in 2050, screening can be described as the process of

a)

eliminating candidates who will not be a good fit for the position or company.

b)

deciding who will get the job.

c)

making the final selection of the job applicant.

d)

calling applicants for an interview session.

58.

When Mira is setting the wages and salaries for her company on a futuristic space station, she considers several guidelines. Which of the following should not be used as a guideline?

a)

Wages in the industry

b)

Community wage level

c)

Company capability

d)

The law of attraction

59.

Myra is able to communicate efficiently with coworkers, customers, and managers across a futuristic space station in any situation. This ability falls into which category of skills?

a)

employability skills

b)

soft skills

c)

hard skills

60.

During a job interview at a futuristic space station, Nikita asks Aarav how old he is. Asking someone their age in the workplace is ______________

a)

Ethical

b)

Unethical

c)

Tolerable

61.

While making an ethical decision about whether to report unsafe working conditions in a futuristic orbital factory, someone could be

a)

promoted.

b)

hurt.

c)

respected.

d)

fired.

62.

In a futuristic city, Shayla isn’t breaking any laws, but her behavior still isn’t ethical. This is because simply doing what is __________ isn’t always considered ethical.

a)

legal

b)

correct

c)

right

d)

respectful

63.

Malcolm is facing an ethical dilemma aboard a futuristic space station, but instead of responding to it, he avoids it and pretends it doesn’t exist. The problem will most likely

a)

solve itself.

b)

get better.

c)

get worse.

d)

go away.

64.

When Dia, an operations officer aboard a futuristic space station, must choose between two conflicting responsibilities and makes a decision based on her ethical values, she will most likely feel

a)

less content.

b)

more satisfied.

c)

unhappy.

d)

anxious.

65.

When Avni is asked to approve a questionable expense report aboard a futuristic space station, following your __________ can help you recognize an ethical dilemma.

a)

coworkers’ advice

b)

supervisor’s example

c)

ethical principles

d)

company handbook

66.

Myra, an engineer aboard a futuristic orbital station, discovers that her commander has been behaving dishonestly and considers whether to report it. She should use her sense of __________ to determine whether she is facing an ethical dilemma.

a)

boss

b)

accountability

c)

viability

d)

integrity

67.

When Henry, a technician aboard a futuristic space station, makes a mistake while maintaining the station's life-support systems, he considers blaming one of his coworkers. His sense of __________ lets him know that he is facing an ethical dilemma.

a)

disrespect

b)

rule of law

c)

viability

d)

accountability

68.

When Tori, living in a futuristic space colony, considers taking an item that doesn’t belong to her, which ethical principle could help her recognize that she’s facing an ethical dilemma?

a)

Respect

b)

Transparency

c)

Accountability

d)

Trust

69.

If you’re considering using an illegal quantum hack to get ahead at a futuristic space-tech company, which ethical principle could help you determine that you’re facing an ethical dilemma?

a)

Viability

b)

Rule of law

c)

Accountability

d)

Trust

70.

Jasmine, a technician on a futuristic space station, doesn’t think it’s a big deal to steal a few supplies from the station’s storage bay. Which ethical principle would help her realize that the long-term repercussions of her actions could create an ethical dilemma?

a)

Viability

b)

Trust

c)

Transparency

d)

Fairness

71.

Arnav is deciding whether a situation at a futuristic space-station workplace is simply a problem or a true ethical dilemma. Which of the following questions should he ask himself to make that determination?

a)

Could someone be unhappy?

b)

Is there an easy or difficult choice?

c)

Could someone be hurt?

d)

Is money at stake?

72.

While reviewing a decision aboard a futuristic space station, Advait notices that it could benefit the station’s operations but might unfairly disadvantage a colleague. Which of the following is true about recognizing this ethical dilemma?

a)

They are always obvious.

b)

You must also respond to them.

c)

You can ignore them after recognizing them.

d)

Choosing the right decision is simple.

73.

Kiara discovers that a decision made by the station’s artificial intelligence may have unfair consequences for some people aboard a space habitat. Before deciding what to do, what is the first step she should take when resolving this ethical dilemma?

a)

Figure out who’s affected.

b)

Consider all your potential actions.

c)

Identify the dilemma.

d)

Reflect on the outcome.

74.

In a futuristic workplace on a space station, Ishaan discovers that an AI-assisted operational decision may have ethical consequences. Before deciding what to do, he asks, “Who’s involved?” and “Which ethical principles are being violated?” During which step of the ethical dilemma response process is Ishaan asking these questions?

a)

Get the facts.

b)

Consider all your potential actions.

c)

Check your gut feeling.

d)

Make and implement your decision.

75.

During an ethical dilemma aboard a futuristic space station, Kiara and her team of human and AI specialists have identified the issue and considered who may be affected. They now need to decide who should take action. Deciding who should take action is part of which step of the ethical dilemma response process?

a)

Identify the dilemma.

b)

Make and implement your decision.

c)

Reflect on the outcome.

d)

Figure out who’s affected.

76.

When Benji, a space station commander, faces an ethical dilemma about how to respond to a malfunctioning service robot, he thinks about the positives and negatives of each possible solution. Which step of the ethical dilemma response process is Benji completing?

a)

Get the facts.

b)

Reflect on the outcome.

c)

Identify the dilemma.

d)

Consider all your potential actions.

77.

Zoey is an ethics officer aboard a futuristic space station and isn’t sure which decision to make, so she decides to follow her intuition when responding to an ethical dilemma. Which step of the ethical dilemma response process is Zoey taking part in?

a)

Check your gut feeling.

b)

Consider all your potential actions.

c)

Figure out who’s affected.

d)

Get the facts.

78.

Tisha is a space-station coordinator in the future who is facing an ethical dilemma at work. Before deciding what to do, she asks herself how her robotic coworkers, customers from other planets, and station manager will react to each possible decision. This is part of which step in the ethical dilemma response process?

a)

Figure out who’s affected.

b)

Make and implement your decision.

c)

Get the facts.

d)

Identify the dilemma.

79.

Neha faced an ethical dilemma while working at a futuristic orbital research station but was unable to resolve it successfully. What should she do?

a)

Congratulate yourself.

b)

Be angry at yourself for making a mistake.

c)

Think about what you can do differently next time.

d)

Avoid facing ethical dilemmas in the future.

80.

While working on a team project aboard a futuristic space station, Aanya encounters a situation in which choosing between two actions could affect others. Learning how to handle ethical dilemmas in situations like this most often

a)

happens automatically.

b)

is easy.

c)

requires training.

d)

takes time.

81.

When Akhil is deciding whether to join a futuristic zero-gravity sports team, he considers the possible choices and consequences to make a healthy decision. Which method did we learn to use to make healthy decisions?

a)

S.M.A.R.T

b)

D.E.C.I.D.E

c)

G.O.A.L

d)

H.E.L.P

82.

Futuristic basketball team tryouts on a space station are scheduled for October 30. What should you do?

a)

Wait a week before tryouts to start practicing.

b)

Wait until tryouts to start practicing.

c)

Start practicing right away.

d)

Hang out with your friends and play basketball.

83.

Mira is trying to decide how to solve a problem at her school on a futuristic space station. What is the first step in the decision-making process?

a)

Make a plan

b)

Make a decision

c)

Identify the problem

d)

List the pros and cons

84.

Kiara is learning how to make decisions in everyday situations aboard a futuristic space station. What are the three types of decision-making?

a)

Snap, No, and Responsible decisions

b)

Wait, Snap, and Confident decisions

c)

No, Yes, and Responsible decisions

d)

Snap, Right, and Responsible decisions

85.

When Ishika considers different solutions and chooses the best one to help a futuristic space station solve a problem, she is using the process of making a choice or solving a problem.

a)

Values

b)

Integrity

c)

Decision-making

d)

Experiences

86.

In a futuristic city, Rahul chooses to be honest, fair, and respectful when making decisions involving advanced technology in his daily life. These qualities, which he believes are important to the way he lives, are considered his _____.

a)

Integrity

b)

Goals

c)

Ethics

d)

Values

87.

Aisha is using a futuristic decision-making model to decide how to handle a challenging situation at a space academy. After describing the problem, what is the second step in the decision-making model? 

a)

Describe the problem

b)

Evaluate

c)

Explore your options

d)

Examine your values

88.

Jana finally decides which futuristic zero-gravity sport she is going to sign up for in the spring. What step is this in the decision-making model?

a)

Decide and take action

b)

Define the problem

c)

Consider the consequences

d)

Evaluate your decision

89.

Olivia cut her 6th-period class at the futuristic academy. She was caught and spent a day in in-school suspension. When she was tempted to cut class again, she thought about it and decided that it wasn't worth the negative consequence she experienced the last time. She did a good job of...

a)

Fooling the administration

b)

Considering the consequences

c)

Identifying the problem

d)

All of the above

90.

The following statement was made: Futuristic hospitals will continue to monitor the overcrowding issue in their emergency response departments and examine alternative solutions, i.e., hire more personnel and use advanced medical technology. Which step of the D.E.C.I.D.E. model is being applied?

a)

D - define the problem

b)

E - explore your options

c)

E - evaluate your decisions

91.

When facing an ethical dilemma in a futuristic city, what should a person do first?

a)

Blame another person

b)

Choose the easiest option

c)

Identify the problem

d)

Ignore the situation

92.

On a futuristic space station, which action best demonstrates respect for the principle of justice when allocating essential resources to the crew?

a)

Treating people fairly and equally

b)

Ignoring the needs of others

c)

Giving special treatment to a friend

d)

Making decisions based on personal gain

93.

While working at a futuristic technology company, Riya discovers that a colleague is sharing customers’ private information without permission. What should Riya do first?

a)

Blame the customers

b)

Share the information with other colleagues

c)

Identify and report the ethical problem through the proper channel

d)

Ignore the situation

94.

During an ethical dilemma at a futuristic space station, Dev gathers information about everyone who may be affected by the decision. Which step in the ethical dilemma response process is he following?

a)

Figure out who’s affected

b)

Make and implement your decision

c)

Get the facts

d)

Reflect on the outcome

95.

A futuristic enterprise reduces pollution, treats its workers fairly, and contributes to community development. These actions demonstrate the enterprise’s responsibility toward:

a)

Shareholders only

b)

Competitors

c)

Society and the community

d)

Advertising agencies

96.

In a futuristic workplace, Meera discovers that her teammate has changed important safety records created by an AI system. She reports the issue honestly to her supervisor, even though it may cause problems for her team. Which ethical principle is Meera demonstrating?

a)

Popularity

b)

Privacy

c)

Competition

d)

Integrity

97.

When faced with an ethical dilemma at a futuristic company, Anika first collects all the relevant information before choosing what to do. Which step of the ethical decision-making process is she following?

a)

Reflect on the outcome

b)

Get the facts

c)

Ignore the problem

d)

Make and implement the decision

98.

According to the Bhagavad Gita, a person should make decisions by focusing on:

a)

The opinions of other people

b)

What is easiest and most comfortable

c)

Performing the right duty without attachment to the results

d)

The results and rewards of the action

99.

In the Bhagavad Gita, which quality helps a person make balanced decisions during success and failure?

a)

Attachment

b)

Equanimity

c)

Fear

d)

Anger

100.

According to the Bhagavad Gita, before making an important decision, a person should control the mind and senses in order to:

a)

Act impulsively

b)

Develop clear understanding

c)

Avoid all responsibilities

d)

Gain personal fame