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Mrs. Charles' Entrepreneurship Chapter 5 Quiz
Mrs. Charles' Entrepreneurship Chapter 5 Quiz
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Moral principles that govern decisions and actions are called
ethics
principles
values
rules
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What is the definition of copyright?
exclusive right to make, use, or sell a device or process
exclusive right to perform, display, copy, or distribute an artistic work
artistic creations of the mind
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An example of this would be a summer Little League team wearing the name of a business on their uniform.
sponsorship
facilitated giving
in-kind donation
philanthropy
4
Whenever possible, it is best to sign up for paperless billing in order to reduce the amount of paper.
True
False
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Violating a copyright, trademark, or patent holder's rights is called
plagiarism
infringement
fair use violation
conflict of interest
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Moral principles applied to business issues and actions are called
morals
ethics
business ethics
principles
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Acting in ways that balance a business's profits and growth within the good of society.
philanthropy
corporate social responsibility
facilitated giving
sponsorship
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Replacing incandescent light bulbs with LED bulbs is more efficient and saves money in the long run.
True
False
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Partnership between a business and a nonprofit group for the benefit of both.
philanthropy
purchase-triggered donation
corporate social responsibility
cause-related marketing
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This picture means that an appliance is energy efficient.
false
true
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What occurs when personal consideration and professional obligations interfere with each other?
infringement
unethical behavior
fair use
conflict of interest
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Values shared by all cultures throughout history are called
principles
morals
universal values
rules
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The term for someone who reports illegal or unethical conduct to superiors or to the public is called
a whistle-blower
an informant
a snitch
a rat
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Donating money and other resources for a socially beneficial cause.
cause-related marketing
greenwashing
philanthropy
social sponsorship
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Donation of a good or service.
sponsorship
philanthropy
facilitated giving
in-kind donation
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Practice of buying a certain amount of carbon to help offset your carbon footprint.
carbon offset
ethical sourcing
digital footprint
carbon footprint
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Amount of carbon you use and thus release into the atmosphere.
carbon footprint
carbon offset
sustainability
ethical sourcing
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Type of cause-related marketing where a business makes it easier for customers to contribute to a cause.
purchase-triggered donation
facilitated giving
in-kind donation
philanthropy
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What is the definition of patent?
exclusive right to perform, display, copy, or distribute an artistic work
artistic creations of the mind
exclusive right to make, use, or sell a device or process
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What is the definition of intellectual property?
exclusive right to perform, display, copy, or distribute an artistic work
exclusive right to make, use, or sell a device or process
artistic creations of the mind
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What is the definition of trademark?
artistic creations of the mind
symbol that indicates that the use of a brand is legally protected
exclusive right to perform, display, copy, or distribute an artistic work
exclusive right to make, use, or sell a device or process
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Buying from suppliers who provide safe working conditions and respect workers' rights.
purchase-triggered donation
philanthropy
in-kind donation
ethical sourcing
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The registered trademark symbol ® can only be used if the owner of the brand has registered it with
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
A charter company
The Internet
Small Business Administration
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Carpooling or using public transportation is better for the environment.
False
True
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Which U.S. President had a sign on his desk that read, "The buck stops here"?
Truman
F.D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
Reagan
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Which of the following is not a reason to behave ethically.
ethical behavior causes legal problems
Ethical workplaces motivate employoees
customers are more confident when buying from ethical business
ethical behavior prevents legal problems
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Trying to appear environmentally responsible by overstating one's commitment.
carbon offset
greenwashing
carbon footprint
sustainability
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For every purchase of a particular item, the business contributes a % to a charity.
philanthropy
in-kind donation
purchase-triggered donation
facilitated giving
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Openness and accountability in business decisions and actions is called
transparency
clearness
opacity
lucidity
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Meeting the planet's current needs while preserving resources for future generations.
ethical sourcing
carbon footprint
greenwashing
sustainability