WorksheetsEthical Challenges
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
What would have been the most ethical action before sharing an unreliable post online?
A. Share it immediately because it's trending.
B. Ignore it completely without checking.
C. Fact-check the information using reliable sources first.
D. Comment under the post saying it's probably fake without checking.
You are assigned to write a blog post for your project. You find an article online with the perfect facts for your post but realize the source seems unreliable. What should you do?
A. Use the information anyway because it fits your argument.
B. Find a credible source to verify the information first.
C. Rewrite the facts slightly to avoid detection.
D. Ignore the need for sources altogether.
What ethical dilemma is concerned when a product advertisement contains deceptive and fake images.
A. Fast Fashion vs. Sustainability
B. AI in Consumerism
C. Influencer Marketing and Consumer Deception
D. Misinformation and Fake News
A generation that often struggle with job loyalty and long-term stability.
A. Millennials and Filennials
B. Gen Z
C. Gen Alpha
D. All of the above
A student posts a video of a classmate making a mistake during a presentation. What would be the most ethical reaction?
A. Like and share the video for laughs.
B. Ignore the situation completely because it's not your problem.
C. Leave a comment mocking the classmate too.
D. Report the video and offer support to the classmate.
What is not part of the ethical dilemmas in Consumer Ethics?
A. AI in Consumerism
B. Influencer Marketing and Consumer Deception
C. Fast Fashion vs. Sustainability
D. Safeguard Personal Data
A gaming app asks for access to your photos, contacts, and location to “enhance your experience.” What is the most ethical and safe choice?
A. Read the privacy policy carefully and deny unnecessary permissions.
B. Allow all permissions without thinking.
C. Give access because everyone else does.
D. Uninstall the app immediately without checking.
Which of the following actions best demonstrates a company's commitment to diversity and inclusion?
A. Actively recruiting from marginalized groups and creating inclusive work environments
B. Hiring based only on who fits the existing company culture.
C. Ignoring diversity goals because "everyone is treated the same"
D. Focusing only on visible diversity, such as race or gender, and ignoring other factors
What generation is more willing to boycott unethical companies but still contributes to trends like fast fashion?
A. Boomers
B. Millennials and Filennials
C. Gen Z
D. Gen Alpha
An ethical dilemma where individuals engage in online activism but do little offline.
A. Slacktivism vs. Real Activism
B. Ethical Protests vs. Harmful Action
C. Ethical Protests vs. Harmful Actions
D. Political Bias and Echo Chambers
