IEPPE Practice Questions

A.  

When the court orders the party causing a breach of contract to perform the promises included inthe contract

B.  

A declaration by one of the parties that they do not intend to perform as promised

C.  

When the contract is significantly completed and payment can be requested

D.  

A statement by one party that they will be changing part of their performance not specified in the contract

A.  

A situation in which an individual in a position of authority manipulates a situation to their financial benefit.

B.  

A situation in which a public official in a position of trust, either elected or appointed, uses that position to benefit their family financially.

C.  

A situation in which an individual in a position of responsibility, in either a public or private company, uses that position for personal gain.

D.  

A situation in which an individual or organization in a position of trust, in either a public or private company, exploits that position of trust for personal benefit, usually financial.

A.  

The Canadian Planning Act, the Canadian Building Code, the Canadian Water Safety Act

B.  

The Canadian Environmental Protection Act, the Ontario Building Code Act, the Ontario Heritage Act

C.  

The Municipal Green Belt Act, the Provincial Fire Code, the National Electrical Safety Code

D.  

The Ontario Engineering Code, the National Transportation Act, the Municipal Housing Act

A.  

Instruct, inform, and supervise workers to protect their health and safety.

B.  

Appoint external consultants as supervisors.

C.  

Take every precaution regardless of cost for the protection of a worker.

D.  

Take full and sole responsibility for the health and safety of every employee.

A.  

Government Relations

B.  

Registration and Professional Practice Committee (RPPC)

C.  

Administration

D.  

Member Engagement Services Committee (MESC)

A.  

A partnership, because they can declare dividends, sell some of their shares, and/or pay themselves a salary.

B.  

A corporation, because they can declare dividends, sell some of their shares, and/or pay themselves a salary.

C.  

A sole proprietorship, because they can declare dividends, sell some of their shares, and/or pay themselves a salary.

D.  

A joint venture of two sole proprietorships, because they can declare dividends, sell some of their shares, and/or pay themselves a salary.

A.  

A corporation

B.  

A sole proprietorship

C.  

A partnership

D.  

A joint venture

A.  

To be better able to recognize ethical issues in the workplace and in their fields.

B.  

To allow them to make decisions that are more palatable to shareholders.

C.  

To stimulate their ability to readily identify unethical individuals and professionals.

D.  

To provide them with a greater understanding of the importance of ethical theories in day-to-day life.

A.  

Technologists and technicians must fulfill at least ten hours of professional development per year.

B.  

Technologists and technicians have an obligation to attend the professional development specified by their employers.

C.  

Technologists and technicians have an obligation to maintain proficiency and competence in their fields.

D.  

Technologists and technicians must stay at the cutting edge of developments in their fields.

A.  

Providing consulting services to outside organizations with the consent of your employer as a service to your corporate customers.

B.  

Setting up a business in direct competition with your employer.

C.  

Taking on so many outside clients that you are unable to provide appropriate energy to your employer’s programs.

D.  

Accepting a substantial gift from a client instead of payment.