How Much You Know About Engineering Ethics? Trivia Quiz

10 Questions | By Drakeknapp | Updated: Mar 22, 2022 | Attempts: 12916

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What do you understand with engineering ethics? Do you think you can ACE this quiz? This quiz focuses on the idea of conflict of interest, the concepts of right and wrong called, what is an expected set of behavior between the engineer, other people, and society in general, and a moral theory that seeks to create the best for people. This spectacular quiz will help you to test your understanding of engineering ethics and learn more along the way.

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1.

A situation in which an engineer’s loyalty and obligations may be compromised because of self-interests or other loyalties and obligations.
- A.
  
  Conflict of interest
- B.
  
  Conceptual issue
- C.
  
  Concern of interest
- D.
  
  Interaction rules
2.

The general and abstract concepts of right and wrong behavior culled from philosophy, theology, and professional societies.
- A.
  
  Ethics
- B.
  
  Morals
- C.
  
  Etiquette
- D.
  
  Law
3.

Expected sets of behavior (etiquette, law, morals, and ethics) between the engineer, other individuals, and society as a whole.
- A.
  
  Conceptual issue
- B.
  
  Application issue
- C.
  
  Legal rights
- D.
  
  Interaction rules
4.

Engineering Ethics is the set of behavioral standards that all engineers are expected to follow.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
5.

Legal rights are
- A.
  
  The system of rules established by authority, society, or custom
- B.
  
  The lack of clarity as to whether a particular act violates a law, rule or policy
- C.
  
  The ”just claims” given to all humans within a government’s jurisdiction
- D.
  
  The act of informing authorities of harmful, dangerous, or illegal activities
6.

A moral theory that seeks to create the best for most people.
- A.
  
  Whistle blowing
- B.
  
  Utilitarianism
- C.
  
  Morals
- D.
  
  Rights analysis
7.

The accepted standards of right and wrong that are usually applied to personal behavior.
- A.
  
  Morals
- B.
  
  Law
- C.
  
  Etiquette
- D.
  
  Ethics
8.

The system of rules established by authority, society, or custom.
- A.
  
  Law
- B.
  
  Ethics
- C.
  
  Morals
- D.
  
  Etiquette
9.

The codes of behavior and courtesy.
- A.
  
  Etiquette
- B.
  
  Law
- C.
  
  Morals
- D.
  
  Ethics
10.

Whistleblowing is the act of informing authorities of harmful, dangerous, or illegal activities.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False