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WorksheetsEthics and Sustainability Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
You catch Navin "borrowing" office supplies for "personal use." Which ethical theory would suggest they are morally wrong?
Egoism (Everything for me!)
Utilitarianism (What's best for everyone, including the stapler!)
Deontology (Rules say, "No taking staplers home!")
Nihilism (Nothing matters, take everything!)
Navin always makes sure to complete his assignments honestly, even when no one is watching. Which concept does this behavior exemplify?
Professionalism
Spontaneity
Profit Maximization
"Catch Me If You Can" Strategy
Ayyappan's boss just asked him to submit a report in 24 hours. Ayyappan thinks it's impossible but the boss says, "Think of it as character-building!" What moral concept are they testing?
Resilience
Ethics
Professionalism
Desperation
What's the first thing Navin should consider when designing a bridge that a million people will use?
How cool it looks in selfies
Safety and risk analysis
The color of the bridge
Naming it after yourself
During a project meeting, Gayathri suggests skipping a safety test to save time. What's the main risk here?
Your boss finding out
Public safety being compromised
Running out of snacks at the next meeting
Getting a bad review online
In safety and risk analysis, Yuvan and Kiran are working on a project to assess the safety of a new amusement park ride. What's the term for figuring out how likely something is to go wrong?
Wild Guess
Risk Assessment
Hope for the Best
Engineering Bravery
You overhear Kiran planning to leave work early but telling the boss they're working late. What should you do?
Mind your own business
Report it to HR immediately
Join them and leave early
Remind them of honesty and professionalism
During a team meeting, Navin raised a question about workplace rights. He asked, "Which of the following is a basic workplace right?"
Right to fair pay
Right to unlimited snacks
Right to play games during meetings
Right to have a robot do your job
Navin asks you to cover for him while he takes a "long lunch." You have a meeting, but feel bad saying no. What ethical dilemma are you facing?
Responsibility vs. Compassion
Hunger vs. Work
Loyalty vs. Lunch
"Long Lunch" Entitlement
Ayyappan and Kiran are discussing how to use resources wisely in their community garden. They want to ensure that they can enjoy fresh vegetables now while also allowing future generations to benefit from the garden. Which principle means "meeting current needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet theirs"?
Sustainable Development
Maximizing Profits Now
"Who Cares About Tomorrow" Plan
Eco-Forgetfulness
You see Ayyappan dumping recyclable materials into the trash. What should you say?
"Saving the planet starts with you, my friend!"
"No worries, I'm sure someone else will sort it out."
"You might want to rethink that."
Nothing; you just take it out and recycle it yourself.
During a school project, Kiran and Navin are discussing the main benefit of ecology in sustainability. What do they conclude?
Giving everyone more green views
Helping understand environmental impacts
Taking pretty nature photos
Planting a single tree and feeling proud
Ayyappan's company wants to help the community by donating some of its profits. What's this initiative called?
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
"Look Good, Feel Good"
The "Charity Flex"
Profit Sacrifice
If Ayyappan's business promotes environmental responsibility as part of its brand, what might people expect it to focus on?
Recycling, reducing waste, and renewable energy
Giving away free plants
Employee "green" uniforms
Only marketing eco-friendly but doing the opposite
A company in India is helping rural communities by installing water purification systems. This is an example of:
CSR in action
Showing off
A public relations stunt
A lucky break for villagers
