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ACS Ethics & Professional Conduct Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary ethical value in the ACS Code of Professional Conduct?

a)

Profitability

b)

Public Interest

c)

Innovation

d)

Client Satisfaction

2.

According to ACS, IT professionals must act with:

a)

Speed and efficiency

b)

Responsibility and integrity

c)

Authority and control

d)

Neutrality and detachment

3.

Which of the following is NOT a core value in the ACS Code of Ethics?

a)

Honesty

b)

Trustworthiness

c)

Respect

d)

Popularity

4.

What should an ACS member do when facing a conflict of interest?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Inform stakeholders immediately

c)

Proceed with caution

d)

Seek legal advice only

5.

Which value takes precedence when ethical values conflict?

a)

Professional Development

b)

Honesty

c)

Public Interest

d)

Competence

6.

The ACS stance on bribery or inducement is:

a)

Strictly prohibits any form of bribery or inducement.

b)

Allows bribery in exceptional cases.

c)

Encourages inducement for business growth.

d)

Is neutral and does not have a clear policy.

7.

What does the ACS Code say about privacy?

a)

It’s optional

b)

It must be respected and protected

c)

It’s the client’s responsibility

d)

It applies only to government projects

8.

How should IT professionals represent their skills and knowledge?

a)

Exaggerate to impress clients

b)

Be honest and transparent

c)

Let others speak for them

d)

Avoid discussing qualifications

9.

What is expected when an ACS member makes a professional mistake?

a)

Blame the team

b)

Deny responsibility

c)

Accept responsibility

d)

Stay silent

10.

What is the ACS view on continuous learning?

a)

Optional for senior professionals

b)

Required only for students

c)

Essential for all members

d)

Discouraged after certification

11.

What should an ACS member do if they lack expertise in a task?

a)

Decline or seek qualified help

b)

Attempt it anyway

c)

Outsource without informing the client

d)

Learn on the job

12.

Which of the following best describes professionalism in ACS terms?

a)

Dressing formally

b)

Enhancing the integrity of the profession

c)

Following orders

d)

Avoiding conflict

13.

What is the ACS position on crediting others’ work?

a)

Optional

b)

Required only in academic settings

c)

Always give credit where due

d)

Only if asked

14.

What should an ACS member do when facing an ethical dilemma?

a)

Make a personal decision

b)

Consult ACS for guidance

c)

Avoid the situation

d)

Follow peer advice

15.

What is the role of the ACS Complaint Procedure?

a)

To punish members

b)

To resolve ethical breaches fairly

c)

To protect clients only

d)

To avoid legal issues

16.

How should an ACS member handle confidential information?

a)

Ignore confidentiality agreements

b)

Post it online for transparency

c)

Disclose only with proper authorization

d)

Share it with colleagues freely

17.

What action should an ACS member take if they witness unethical behavior by a colleague?

a)

Discuss it only with friends

b)

Join in the behavior

c)

Ignore the situation

d)

Report the behavior through appropriate channels

18.

According to the ACS Code, how should members approach professional development?

a)

Engage in ongoing learning and skill improvement

b)

Rely solely on initial qualifications

c)

Only learn when required by employer

d)

Disregard new developments in the field

19.

Which action aligns with the ACS Code of Ethics when handling sensitive client data?

a)

Ignore data protection policies

b)

Use it for personal gain

c)

Protect it and ensure confidentiality

d)

Share it with unauthorized parties

20.

What is the ACS expectation regarding the use of intellectual property created by others?

a)

Seek permission and provide proper attribution

b)

Modify and distribute freely

c)

Claim as your own

d)

Use without permission