1. Which of the following is a reason that moral failures can occur

A Failing to even recognize that a moral dilemma exists.

B Recognizing that a moral dilemma exists but not knowing how to solve it.

C Knowing what the right thing to do is but failing to do it because of other priorities.

D All of the above.

1. Which of the following is NOT a common dilemma that often surrounds ethical behavior?

A. The ethical legal dilemma

B. The philo practical dilemma

C. The moral amoral dilemma

D. The foresight hindsight dilemma

1. Which of the following statements is correct?

A As a CPA. you assume an obligation to adhere to the fundamental principles of integrity, objectivity, and independence with regard to just attestatic

B CPAs rarely face conflicting pressures from clients, investors, governments, and the financial community.

C The CPA's role is an essential elemedt in society, and as such, brings with it specific responsibilities not only to those that use their professional se

D CPAs have no continuing responsibility to enhance public confidence by helping to improve the accounting profession and carry out the profession

1. Which of the following statements is correct?

A Integrity is not a critical element in the foundation underlying the entire accounting profession.

B. Without the PCAOB, there can be no public trust in either the individual or in the work they perform.

C. In order to enhance public confidence, CPAs must always perform all of their professional responsibilities with the utmost level of integrity and act accordingly ir

D. The basic tenants of integrity cannot condone dfceit or the subordination of moral and ethical principles. In this respect, OPs must always act honestly and with the utmost truthfulness on just attest ati on engagement.