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Test Review - Unit #7

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Test Review - Unit #7

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I will review ethical, unethical, moral choices, legal choices, and ethical choices in business.

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I will review ethical, unethical, moral choices, legal choices, and ethical choices in business.

by Amanda Mason
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A cashier notices she gave a customer too much change and calls them back to return the extra money.

2

A cashier notices she gave a customer too much change and calls them back to return the extra money.

3

A cashier notices she gave a customer too much change and calls them back to return the extra money.

4

A business owner pays employees at least minimum wage because it is required by law.

5

A store sells a product that works poorly but is not broken, without telling customers.

6

A manager refuses to hire someone because of their race.

7

A company donates money to a local shelter because the owner believes it is the right thing to do.

8

A restaurant keeps the kitchen clean to pass health inspections.

9

A student running a small lawn business tells a customer he accidentally broke a sprinkler head.

10

A company secretly dumps trash into a river to save money.

11

A store clearly marks sale prices so customers are not confused.

12

A worker reports unsafe conditions even though it might upset the boss.

13

A business copies another company’s logo without permission.

14

A company gives refunds even when the policy does not require it.

15

A salesperson lies to make a sale.

16

A business owner pays taxes on time.

17

A manager schedules breaks for workers because labor laws require it.

18

A company exaggerates how well a product works in advertisements.

19

A store owner installs ramps to help customers with disabilities even before being required to.

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18. An employee takes office supplies home without permission.

21

A company replaces a faulty product free of charge.

22

A business follows safety rules to protect workers.

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A manager fires someone for reporting harassment.

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A company clearly lists all fees before a customer signs a contract.

25

A worker stays late without pay because they feel responsible for finishing the job.

26

A company uses child labor in another country to save money.

27

A small business recycles materials to help the environment.

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Ethics are:

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A choice that follows the law is:

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Doing something unfair but not against the law is:

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Morals usually come from:

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Which is an example of unethical behavior?

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Something can be legal but:

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Ethical businesses usually:

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If a company breaks the law, it is:

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Returning a lost wallet shows:

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