1. Which is an example of a business adopting a sustainable practice?

	Purchasing thousands of acres of woodland to provide a constant source of paper
	Using recycled packaging that can also be completely recycled
	Switching to lighter plastic bags at checkout aisles
	Requiring employees to sign a pledge to practice conservation of energy at home

2. What beverage company serves as an example of sustainability in action by reducing their water usage by 20 percent and depending on outside monitors to ensure that their practices are sustainable?

	Coca-Cola
	Fiji
	Tropicana
	Pepsi

3. According to the US Chamber of Commerce, employee theft costs American businesses about how much each year?

	$5 million
	$50 million
	$50 billion
	$5 billion

4. _____ are an important part of the ecosystem and a precious natural resource that help to maintain ecosystems and support many forms of animal life.

	Stars
	Factories
	Crops
	Forests

5. Elizabeth Holmes started the medical testing company Tharanos and promised innovative technology that would use a simple blood test to diagnose an unprecedented number of diseases. However, Holmes ended up facing criminal charges for fraud and her company, once worth $9 billion, no longer existswhy?

	Her blood tests actually injected patients with several dangerous infections.
	Her blood tests diagnosed all patients with cancer, even if they were 100 percent healthy.
	She sold her technology to investors as if it existed, but it did not.
	Her technology was found to be faulty once it was put into use.

6. When companies focus on balancing profit-making activities with those that benefit society, they are making _____ a priority.

	risk management
	social responsibility
	speculative risk
	personal ethics

7. When someone acts in a way that is meant to aggressively pressure another individual or intimidate them, this is classified as:

	protocol.
	shrinkage.
	harassment.
	infidelity.

8. The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) created standards to define sustainable timber in 1993 with the idea being that businesses and consumers would be willing to do what for timber companies who use sustainable practices?

	pay less and abandon
	pay more and support
	applaud and recognize
	recommend and advertise

9. When businesses fail to follow the law, the consequences can be severe.

	True
	False

10. The ability to conserve resources to allow for an ecological balance to be maintained can be referred to as what?

	shrinkage
	protocol
	sustainability
	retaliation

11. The Governance category of Ethisphere Institute's evaluation of a business considers if the company has received civic or industry recognition for its exemplary conduct.

	True
	False

12. States do not have the legal authority to regulate minimum wage, family leave, and other provisions of employees' agreements with their employer.

	True
	False

13. Joseph Winstead, a postal worker in Washington D.C., was found guilty of getting paid for 144 days of work while he claimed to be where?

	tending to a sick family member
	on jury duty
	in the hospital
	in rehab

14. What category of ethics used by the Ethisphere Institute explores how well ethics are integrated into the company and makes sure that everyone is held to the same standard?

	Leadership and Reputation
	Ethics Compliance Programs
	Governance
	Culture of Ethics

15. A 2015 lawsuit against Lumbar Liquidators proved that the company had been falsely claiming to use environmentally conscious wood when they had actually been importing wood from Russia that had been illegally harvested from where?

	government owned National Parks
	the last habitat of the Siberian tiger
	legally protected forest preserves in Yellowstone
	private land belonging to a Russian king