MCQ Bank
Which of the following refers to “speaking but not being heard”?
- A) Joyfulness
- B) Voicelessness
- C) Liveliness
- D) Exuberance
You sell your company's stock because you know it is about to announce poor earnings. This refers to:
- A) Tax evasion
- B) Tax management
- C) Coercion
- D) Insider trading
“Reaction to punishment stage” is related to which of the following level of Kohlberg Model?
- A) Post conventional
- B) Pre conventional
- C) Sub conventional
- D) Conventional
Which of the following is NOT related to 4E’s of high performance leadership?
- A) Execute
- B) Energy
- C) Energise
- D) Educate
Which of the following factor is NOT considered as obstacles in the way of Ethical Behaviour by the business managers in Pakistan?
- A) Unethical Industrial Climate
- B) Rampant Corruption in Government
- C) Loyal workforce
- D) Company Policies
Which of the following factor does NOT contribute towards the unethical behaviour of employees?
- A) Less work-load for employee.
- B) Poor communication between company and its employees.
- C) Pressure to balance work and family life.
- D) Poor leadership of the company.
Carol Gilligan divided moral development in how many levels of care?
- A) 6
- B) 2
- C) 4
- D) 3
Who is the author of the book “Winning”?
- A) Jack Welch
- B) Philip Kotler
- C) Henry Fayol
- D) Fedrick Taylor
“Threats of blocking an approval” refers to;
- A) Misrepresentation
- B) Fraud
- C) Coercion
- D) Mistake
Whistleblower Protection and Vigilance Commission Act in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was passed in year:
- A) 2015
- B) 2014
- C) 2016
- D) 2017
Whistleblowing policy must provide confidentiality with respect to information and the identity of the:
- A) Supporter
- B) Criminal
- C) Follower
- D) Informer
Why are the compliance rate high for mandatory regulations?
- A) Because non-compliance will result in penalty
- B) Because they are not enforced strictly
- C) Because they are easy to understand
- D) Because they are optional
__________ are more likely to be dismissed immediately in order to silence or intimidate the employee.
- A) Dutiful whistleblowers
- B) Anonymous whistleblowers
- C) Internal whistleblowers
- D) External whistleblowers
Whistleblowers may blow the whistle on:
- A) All of the given options
- B) Fraud
- C) Inadequate safety measures
- D) Harmful practices
There are __________steps in whistleblowing process.
- A) 3
- B) 4
- C) 6
- D) 5
Discretionary government regulations are:
- A) Always identical across all regulatory agencies.
- B) At the choice of the regulation's administrative agency.
- C) Formulated strictly as per public opinion.
- D) Directed by legislative bodies without input from regulatory agencies.
Under “Whistleblowing Protection and Vigilance Commission Bill 2019”, the Commission formed would be a __________ body led by a chairman.
- A) Three members
- B) Two members
- C) Five members
- D) Four members
__________is when the identity of the whistleblower is known to the public through the disclosure of the identity.
- A) Open whistleblowing
- B) Anonymous whistleblowing
- C) Dutiful whistleblowing
- D) Close whistleblowing
Discretionary regulations are formulated by the regulatory agency and are based on:
- A) Public voting and referendums
- B) Randomly selected
- C) Direct orders from the judiciary
- D) Its principles, policies, and approach
Whistleblower __________ is essential to encourage the reporting of misconduct, fraud and corruption.
- A) Succession
- B) Promotion
- C) Protection
- D) Suppression