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Introduction and Module Overview

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Harry is reviewing a module titled "Business of Doing Good" for his business course. What is the primary theme of the module title shown?

a)

Finance of Global Markets

b)

Business of Doing Good

c)

Operations of Manufacturing Firms

d)

Analytics for Digital Platforms

2.

Kiara is preparing her video presentation for class. What is the minimum word count specified for her presentation notes or script?

a)

More than 750 words

b)

Exactly 750 words

c)

More than 1,750 words

d)

Exactly 1,500 words

3.

Poppy is reviewing her course assessment schedule. She wants to know which assessment is designated as the final assessment. Which one should she focus on?

a)

Class participation record

b)

Individual video presentation

c)

Initial MCQ assessment

d)

Literature review submission

4.

Arthur is reviewing the curriculum for Outcome 3 in his business ethics course. He wants to know which concept is specifically included in Outcome 3.

a)

Corporate Social Responsibility

b)

Market microstructure theory

c)

Foreign exchange intervention

d)

Derivatives pricing models

5.

Neha is working on a business project and needs to connect Outcome 2 with a core idea to guide her analysis. Which core idea should Neha focus on?

a)

Demonstrate ethical knowledge

b)

Review CSR meanings

c)

Assess theoretical frameworks

d)

Appraise decision-making approaches

6.

Matilda is preparing for her initial MCQ assessment. The assessment is scheduled for what duration?

a)

Thirty minutes long

b)

Fifteen minutes long

c)

Ten minutes long

d)

Sixty minutes long

7.

Arthur is working on a project and wants to focus on the learning outcome that emphasizes value creation. Which learning outcome should Arthur prioritize?

a)

Outcome 1 statement

b)

Outcome 2 statement

c)

Outcome 4 statement

d)

Outcome 3 statement

8.

Neha is preparing an individual video presentation for her class. Is this video presentation considered a final assessment?

a)

No, not final

b)

Yes, final

c)

Sometimes final

d)

Final if over 750 words

9.

Isabella is working on Outcome 3 for her project. What best describes her task?

a)

Review contemporary meanings

b)

Compute net present values

c)

Summarize quarterly earnings

d)

Design marketing campaigns

10.

Rosie is preparing her individual video presentation for a business communication course. Her instructor has asked her to include examples that best demonstrate her understanding of the topic. What type of examples should Rosie use in her presentation?

a)

Historical case chronicles

b)

Hypothetical industry scenarios

c)

Real-life applied examples

d)

Fictional narrative stories

11.

Mia is preparing her individual video presentation for her class. What percentage of the overall grade is this presentation worth?

a)

15 percent weighting

b)

20 percent weighting

c)

25 percent weighting

d)

30 percent weighting

12.

Jacob is tasked with a major written comparison assessment for his business class. What is the primary task he needs to complete?

a)

Design a marketing plan

b)

Summarize lecture notes

c)

Prepare financial statements

d)

Compare and contrast models

13.

Neha is evaluating two different strategies for her company's future growth. What should her comparison assessment focus on regarding these business decisions?

a)

Impact on employee morale

b)

Impact on decision making and value

c)

Impact on tax compliance only

d)

Impact on brand colors

14.

Florence is calculating her final grade for a course. She knows that the theoretical comparison assessment carries a certain percentage of the overall grade. What percentage of the overall grade does the theoretical comparison assessment carry?

a)

40 percent weighting

b)

70 percent weighting

c)

60 percent weighting

d)

50 percent weighting

15.

Benjamin is preparing for his theoretical comparison assessment in class. He wants to know which learning outcomes are linked to this assessment.

a)

LO1 and LO4 linkage

b)

LO1 and LO2 linkage

c)

LO3 and LO4 linkage

d)

LO2 and LO3 linkage

16.

Kiara is creating an online learning module. She wants to add a link to the activity slide that encourages learners to begin. Which link text should she use?

a)

Start the module

b)

Click to Play

c)

Open resources now

d)

View rubric PDF

17.

Ella is tasked with evaluating different theoretical models and frameworks for a research project. Which assessment would best help her compare these models?

a)

Initial MCQ assessment

b)

Kahoot activity session

c)

Major written comparison task

d)

Individual video presentation

18.

Henry is preparing a Kahoot activity for his business class. What is the main focus of the Kahoot activity topic?

a)

Risk management tools

b)

Business finance basics

c)

Business ethics content

d)

Supply chain design

19.

Isabella is tasked with setting new company policies. Which focus aligns with normative ethics in her decision-making process?

a)

Benchmarking operational efficiency scores

b)

Prescribing norms, standards, and rules

c)

Recording past ethical incidents

d)

Estimating market share growth rates

20.

Sophia always follows strict rules when making decisions, regardless of the situation or possible outcomes. Why do critics argue that this approach may overlook important aspects of ethical decision-making?

a)

It focuses on consequences over rules

b)

It requires constant utility calculations

c)

It dismisses moral duties entirely

d)

It underemphasizes context and outcomes

21.

Imagine Rosie is making a decision that will affect her whole community. She wants to choose the option that brings the most overall happiness to the greatest number of people. Which statement best captures the core aim of utilitarianism?

a)

Protect inviolable individual rights always

b)

Maximize net utility for the greatest number

c)

Follow duties regardless of outcomes

d)

Prioritize intentions over tangible results

22.

Grace is studying ethical theories for her philosophy class. She learns about a theory that promotes actions maximizing happiness and well-being for the majority, and she discovers that two thinkers are most closely associated with its development. Who are they?

a)

Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill

b)

Immanuel Kant and Jean-Paul Sartre

c)

Thomas Hobbes and John Locke

d)

Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas

23.

In a town meeting, the majority votes to implement a policy that benefits most residents but negatively impacts a small minority group. Which limitation highlights a risk of sacrificing minority rights to benefit the majority?

a)

Overemphasis on procedural fairness

b)

Potential for injustice in maximizing happiness

c)

Difficulty in measuring diverse utilities

d)

Neglect of intentions behind actions

24.

Oscar is trying to decide which ethical approach to follow in his daily life. He wants to focus on developing good habits and becoming a person with strong moral character. Which statement best captures the core focus of virtue ethics?

a)

Cultivating stable moral character and virtues

b)

Maximizing net positive outcomes from actions

c)

Obeying societal laws as the highest moral rule

d)

Following universal duties regardless of context

25.

A firm introduces surveillance that reduces theft but records private conversations. Which concept is most relevant to evaluating this policy under rights-based ethics?

a)

Conflict of rights between security and privacy

b)

Economic efficiency of monitoring systems

c)

Industry best practices for workplace safety

d)

Managerial authority over employee conduct

26.

Which example best illustrates the challenge of determining the scope of rights? For instance, Priya is part of a team discussing whether digital data collected by their company should be considered part of employees' personal privacy rights.

a)

Scheduling employee breaks for convenience

b)

Choosing colors for a corporate logo redesign

c)

Deciding if digital data counts as personal privacy

d)

Setting quarterly revenue targets for sales teams

27.

Arthur is a manager at a company and must decide whether to support an employee's right to privacy or the company's right to monitor workplace activities for security. When facing such complex dilemmas with competing moral considerations, what limitation of rights-based ethics may appear?

a)

It gives explicit step-by-step resolution methods

b)

It prioritizes economic outcomes over legal frameworks

c)

It offers limited guidance for resolving dilemmas

d)

It eliminates conflicts through strict hierarchies