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1. When looking at the environmental aspects of his work, an engineer must meet the minimum requirement of: a) applying his personal ethics to determine the best course of action b) following the professional codes of ethics that require holding the safety of people and the environment paramount c) complying with applicable federal, state, and municipal laws and regulations d) considering the economic wellbeing of employer, family and community 2. Cost-benefit analysis is one of several approaches for resolving environmental problems. Which of the following is not true about cost-benefit analysis? a) the goal is to make the environment as clean as possible b) the goal is to achieve an economical balance between pollution and health or environmental considerations c) the problem is analyzed in terms of the benefits derived by reducing pollution d) It is not practical in any realistic situation with limited resources to address the problem 3. Which of the following is not a problem associated with cost-benefit analysis? a) There's an implicit assumption that cost is an important issue b) It is difficult to accurately assess cost and benefits c) The issue of who bears the costs and who gets the benefits is not duly considered d) It is not practical in any realistic situation with limited resources to address the problem 4. A commonly cited reason for not acting ethically include: a) If I don't, someone else will b) I can't foresee everything that will happen d) All the above c) It's not my problem 5. Which of the following positions on the moral standing of the environment is most consistent with the belief that everyone has an utmost duty to do what is required to maintain a healthy biosphere for its own sake? a) Western anthropocentric ethical tradition b) Humans are just one component of the environment and that all components have equal moral standing c) Animals and plants have a moral standing independent of humans d) Plants have a moral standing that is based on their value to humans and animals 6. Problems associated with the "cost-oblivious" approach to resolving environmental problems include the following, except: a) It is difficult to uphold, especially in a modern urbanized society b) It is not practical in any realistic situation with limited resources to address the problem c) The goal is to make the environment as clean as possible d) Morality and ethics are not necessarily considered 7. Fraud and deception in research are rare and only perpetrated by lower-level scientists and engineers (True/False) 8. Major ethical issues related to research include the following, except: a) Errors in data analysis due to inappropriate computer software b) Dishonesty in approaching the research problem c) Dishonesty in reporting the research results d) Not giving credit to everyone that participated in a research project 9. Characteristics of "pathological science" include all the following, except: a) Criticisms are met by ad hoc excuses thought up on the spur of the moment b) Claims of great accuracy c) Intentional dishonesty aimed at enhancing the reputation of the researcher d) Fantastic theories that are contrary to experience 10. Computer codes of ethics are: a) Corporate codes of ethics generated using specialize computer software b) Guidelines for the ethical use of computer resources c) Instructions for using computers in engineering applications d) Software for developing professional codes of ethics