Stargell Business Law Quiz #1
Questions covering Chapter 2.
- 1.______________ are personal, human rights recognized and guaranteed by our Constitution.
- A.
Ethics
- B.
Civil rights
- C.
Personal rights
- D.
Integrity
- 2.An open, peaceful conduct in violation of an alleged unjust law is called ____________.
- A.
Misconduct
- B.
Scafflaw
- C.
Civil disobedience
- D.
Breaking the law
- 3._________________ is the standard for judging right and wrong.
- A.
The Good
- B.
Reasoning
- C.
Impartialitiy
- D.
Morality
- 4.Ethics that evaluates the results of an action are called _______________.
- A.
Universalizing
- B.
Reasoning based on morals
- C.
Consequence-based reasoning
- D.
Fidelity Reasoning
- 5.Legitimate claims on other people, which flow from each person's status as a human being are ____________________.
- A.
Impartial rights
- B.
Ethical rights
- C.
Personal rights
- D.
Moral rights
- 6.Making decisions that treat everyone the same is called _______________.
- A.
Universalizing
- B.
Impartiality
- C.
Across the board
- D.
Moral reasoning
- 7.A _________________ is an insurance policy that pays the employer money in the case of theft by employees.
- A.
Fidelity bond
- B.
Insurance bond
- C.
Theft bond
- D.
Human resource bond
- 8.__________________ is a mental test to identify illogical actions.
- A.
Morality
- B.
Self-check
- C.
Universalizing
- D.
Ethics
- 9.Determining what is right or wrong action in a reasoned, impartial manner is called ________________.
- A.
Universalizing
- B.
Reasoning
- C.
Morals
- D.
Ethics
- 10.__________________ are ethical decisions that evaluate only the act and not its consequences.
- A.
Fundamental moral rules
- B.
Fundamental ethical rules
- C.
Fundamental bonding
- D.
Fundamental universal thought process
- 11.A person who does not respect the lasw is called a ________________.
- A.
Thug
- B.
Scofflaw
- C.
Junkie
- D.
Scandal
- 12.Doing what is right even under pressure to act otherwise is called _____________.
- A.
Values
- B.
Integrity
- C.
Morals
- D.
Discipline
- 13.Civil disobedience involves which of the following?
- A.
Violating the law
- B.
Violating the law openly
- C.
Violating the law openly and peacfully
- D.
All of the above
- 14.The idea that acts have a basic moral character is a feature of which for of moral reasoning?
- A.
Reasoning based reasoning
- B.
Reasoning based on consequences
- C.
Rule based reasoning
- D.
None of the above
- 15.Which of the following is not an element of our definition of ethics?
- A.
Making a decision that significantly affects you or others
- B.
Making a decision based on reason rather than emotion
- C.
Making a decision impartially
- D.
Making a decsion that places people above organizations
- 16.When our self-interest is at stake, it becomes very difficult to be impartial.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 17.Ethical decisions are ususally based on emotions rather than reason.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 18.Arbitrary rules or laws are necessary to make social systems work.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 19.Where are the laws with the greatest ethical rules content most often found?
- A.
In laws created by legislatures
- B.
In constitutions
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