1) A decision from which there is at least one clear ethical alternative is referred to as:

Select one:

a. An ethical dilemma

b. An ethical issue

c. An unethical decision

d. An immoral decision

2) Consider a Chartered Accountant who takes on a local company as a client. He then promotes shares in that company to other clients who come to him for financial planning advice. The Chartered Accountant may be exposed to a:

Select one:

a. Threat of familiarity

b. Threat of intimidation

c. Threat of self-interest

d. Threat of advocacy

3) Virtue theories are based on:

Select one:

a. Consequences

b. Duty

c. Outcomes

d. Character

4 If you review your business' policies and procedures to ensure that all workers are respected, with clear and transparent processes in place to make sure they are, you are showing a concern for:

Select one:

a. Egoism

b. Procedural Justice

c. Consequentialism

d. Act Deontology