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WorksheetsEthics and Integrity Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of the following best describes ethics?
The study of profit-making
The study of moral principles guiding behavior
The study of law enforcement
The study of customs and traditions
A student finds a lost wallet on campus. The most ethical choice is to:
Keep the money but turn in the wallet
Ignore it and walk away
Turn it in to lost and found
Give it to a friend
Which action shows integrity?
Admitting you made a mistake at work
Taking credit for a team project
Hiding errors to avoid punishment
Copying someone else’s work
Accepting a bribe in exchange for favorable treatment is considered:
Fairness
Honesty
Conflict of interest
Loyalty
Confidentiality means:
Sharing private information with only friends
Keeping information secret unless disclosure is required
Always keeping secrets no matter the situation
Telling people what they want to hear
Which ethical theory is based on “the greatest good for the greatest number”?
Deontology
Virtue ethics
Utilitarianism
Relativism
Cheating on an exam is a violation of:
Academic integrity
Loyalty
Responsibility
Courage
Which of the following is an ethical dilemma?
Deciding between two favorite restaurants
Choosing whether to report a friend who cheated
Picking what time to study
Selecting which class to attend first
Whistleblowing refers to:
Reporting wrongdoing inside an organization
Following company rules quietly
Asking for higher wages
Working extra hours
The “Golden Rule” states:
Always follow the law
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you
Treat friends better than strangers
Put yourself first in every situation
A company installing filters to reduce pollution is practicing:
Profit maximization
Corporate social responsibility
Insider trading
Legal evasion
Which principle requires fair and equal treatment for everyone?
Justice
Confidentiality
Responsibility
Loyalty
An ethical leader should demonstrate:
Respect and fairness toward employees
Concealing information to protect themselves
Avoiding tough decisions
Prioritizing profit at all costs
Bribery is unethical because it:
Creates efficiency
Promotes fairness
Undermines trust
Encourages teamwork
Ethical decision-making often requires balancing:
Popularity and ambition
Personal gain and moral responsibility
Speed and accuracy
Legal rules and efficiency
