1. What is the most obvious ethical pitfall expert witnesses face?

2. An aspect of the environment is sufficiently clean if and only if it imposes no greater threat to human life or health than do other risks that most people might consider reasonable. a. Normalcy criterion

b. Degree of harm criterion

c. Comparative criterion

d. demonstrable harm criterion

3. What is due that every country should, if resources and conditions permit, grant to it's citizens?

a. Paternalist

b. Golden Rule

c. International right

d. Responsibility

4. --------is a part of engineering and especially of technological progress.

a. Principles

b. Risk

c. Structure

d. Integrity

5. The concept of ________ has come into prominence in the environmental movement and is cited in some engineering codes

a. collapse

b. development

c. healing

d. sustainability

6. Problems faced by engineers when they cross cultural areas?

a. Boundary-crossing problems

b. paternalist problems

c. Bribery

d. Exploitation

7. ________ would ordinarily cover both sensitive information given by the client and information gained by the professional in work paid for the client.

a. nonoftheabove

b. Expert Witnessing

c. Confidentiality

d. Deception

8. What does it mean to reveal information that the organization does not want to be shared with the public or some authority?

a. Virtue

b. Conflicts of Interest

c. The Golden Rule

d. Whistleblowing