ENGR 201 Quiz 1 – 3 Submission Review Concordia University
This model of the relationship between professionals and society e.
Question 1: places greater emphasis on members’ responsibilities than it does
on their rights.
a. union-based model
(1 Point) b. collective bargaining model
c. professionalization model
d. social contract model
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic which engineeringe. ethics
Question 2:
aims to develop?
a. moral autonomy
b. moral communication
(1 Point) c. moral awareness
d. moral authority
One significant difference between professional systems in Canadea.
Question 3:
and the US is that…
a. Professionals everywhere in the US must have a license in
order to practice, and in Canada this is only true in some
(1 Point) provinces.
b. Canadian associations are statutorily self-regulated
and American associations are not.
c. American associations are statutorily self-regulated
and Canadian associations are not.
d. Professionals in some US states must have a license in order
to practice, and in Canada this is not required.
Professionals may be categorized into two groups: e.
Question 4:
and employed.
a. dependent
b. public
(1 Point) c. unemployed
d. independent
Which of the following is NOT an attribute that a modern e.
Question 5:
, profession must have?
This model of the relationship between professionals and society e.
Question 1: places greater emphasis on members’ responsibilities than it does
on their rights.
a. union-based model
(1 Point) b. collective bargaining model
c. professionalization model
d. social contract model
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic which engineeringe. ethics
Question 2:
aims to develop?
a. moral autonomy
b. moral communication
(1 Point) c. moral awareness
d. moral authority
One significant difference between professional systems in Canadea.
Question 3:
and the US is that…
a. Professionals everywhere in the US must have a license in
order to practice, and in Canada this is only true in some
(1 Point) provinces.
b. Canadian associations are statutorily self-regulated
and American associations are not.
c. American associations are statutorily self-regulated
and Canadian associations are not.
d. Professionals in some US states must have a license in order
to practice, and in Canada this is not required.
Professionals may be categorized into two groups: e.
Question 4:
and employed.
a. dependent
b. public
(1 Point) c. unemployed
d. independent
Which of the following is NOT an attribute that a modern e.
Question 5:
, profession must have?
