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ECE Laws Review/Activity no.3

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary focus of electronics engineering?

a)

Designing electrical machines

b)

Amplifying and controlling electric current flow

c)

Developing mechanical switches

d)

Generating electrical power

2.

Which of the following is NOT a component used in electronics engineering?

a)

Transistors

b)

Mechanical switches

c)

Capacitors

d)

Resistors

3.

What is the main difference between electronics engineering and electrical engineering?

a)

Electronics engineering involves circuits and software

b)

Electrical engineering is concerned with communication systems

c)

Electrical engineering deals with active components

d)

Electronics engineering focuses on power generation

4.

What does the pledge of an electronics engineer emphasize?

a)

Financial gain

b)

Competition among engineers

c)

Personal achievements

d)

Ethical conduct and public service

5.

Which of the following is a responsibility of an electronics engineer according to the code of ethics?

a)

To ensure public safety

b)

To prioritize personal interests

c)

To ignore state laws

d)

To avoid collaboration with other engineers

6.

What is the role of an electronics engineer in relation to public welfare?

a)

To focus solely on technical skills

b)

To compete with other professionals

c)

To apply special knowledge for the benefit of mankind

d)

To maximize profits

7.

What should an electronics engineer do if they encounter dangerous conditions?

a)

Document them for future reference

b)

Handle them personally without informing anyone

c)

Report them to the responsible parties

d)

Ignore them

8.

What is a key characteristic of professional conduct for electronics engineers?

a)

Secrecy

b)

Indifference

c)

Self-promotion

d)

Integrity

9.

In the event of a national emergency, what should an electronics engineer offer?

a)

Their resignation

b)

Their technology and skills

c)

Their financial resources

d)

Their personal opinions

10.

What is the primary duty of an electronics engineer towards their clients?

a)

To keep all information confidential

b)

To compete with their clients

c)

To prioritize their own interests

d)

To disclose all financial interests

11.

What should an electronics engineer do if they have proof of unethical practices by a colleague?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Inform the proper authorities

c)

Discuss it publicly

d)

Confront the colleague directly

12.

Which of the following is a duty of an electronics engineer regarding their work?

a)

To avoid collaboration with specialists

b)

To prioritize personal gain

c)

To ensure the technical adequacy of engineering work

d)

To accept commissions from contractors

13.

What is the significance of the Pledge of Electronics Engineer?

a)

It is only relevant for new engineers

b)

It represents a commitment to ethical practice

c)

It focuses on personal success

d)

It is a formality without real implications

14.

What is one of the main goals of the electronics engineering profession?

a)

To discourage public knowledge

b)

To prioritize individual achievements

c)

To serve humanity with dedication

d)

To compete with other engineering fields

15.

What should an electronics engineer do when making public statements?

a)

Focus on promoting their own work

b)

Make statements based on personal beliefs

c)

Ensure they are knowledgeable about the facts

d)

Avoid making any statements