Test Bank for Loose Leaf Ethical Obligations and Decision Making in Accounting: Text and Cases 6th Edition by Steven M. Mintz & William F. Miller All Chapters1-8 | Answers at the Back of Each Chapter

Test Bank for Loose Leaf Ethical Obligations and Decision Making in Accounting: Text and Cases 6th Edition by Steven M. Mintz & William F. Miller All Chapters1-8 | Answers at the Back of Each Chapter. ChooseAtheAoneAalternativeAthatAbestAcompletesAtheAstatementAorAanswersAtheAquestion. 1) WhatAisAtheAcommonAcharacteristicAofAAristotle'sAvirtuesAandAethicalAstandardsAforACPAs? A) truthfulness B) integrity 2A|APAaAgA C) loyalty D) dueAcare A) egoism B) justice C) virtueAethics D) utilitarianism A) TheAcashierAatAWal2) JaneAfindsAaAmaterialAmisstatementAwhileAauditingAaAclient'sAaccountsAreceivables.AHerAseniorAtellsAher AtoAignoreAtheAmisstatementAsoAthatAtheAclientAdoesAnotAgetAupset.AJaneAwantsAtoAbeAviewedAasAaAteamApl ayerAinAorderAtoAadvanceAinAtheAfirm,AsoAJaneAfollowsAherAsenior'sAinstructionsAandAignoresAtheAmisstate ment.AWhichAethicalAtheoryAdidAJaneAuseAtoAmakeAherAdecision? 3) WhichAofAtheAfollowingAsituationsAwouldAbeAconsideredAethical? 3A|APAaAgA MartAgivesAyouA$5AmoreAthanAyouAwereAsupposedAtoAreceiveAandAyouAdon'tAdoAanythingAaboutAit. B) YouAaccidentallyAbackAintoAaAcarAatAWal-MartAandAleaveAyourAinformationAforAthemAtoAcall. C) YouAreceiveAfakeA$20AbillsAandAuseAthemAinAaAstoreAwhileAknowingAtheyAareAfake. D) YouAfindAaAphoneAinAaArestaurantAandAkeepAit. 4) WhichAofAtheAfollowingAcharacteristicsAdoesAnotAdescribeAtheAimportanceAofAintegrityAinAdecisi onAmaking? A) ActingAoutAofAmoralAprinciple B) BeingAloyalAtoAone'sAsuperior C) HavingAtheAcourageAtoAdoAtheArightAthing D) NotAsubordinatingAprofessionalAjudgmentAtoAothers 5) WhichAofAtheAfollowingAcharacteristicsAdoesAnotAdescribeAtheAbehaviorAofACynthiaACooperAinAt heAWorldComAfraud? A) persistence 4A|APAaAgA B) competence C) integrity D) conformity 6) TheAancientAGreeksAthoughtAofAtheAvirtuesAasAcharacteristicsAofAbehaviorAthat A) couldAleadAtoAaAgoodAlife. B) makeAupAtheA"sixApillarsAofAcharacter". C) supportAtheArightsAtheory. D) rationalizeAunethicalAactions. 7) WhichAofAtheAfollowingAelementsAdoesAnotAmakeAupAanAintegralApartAofAwhatAisAmeantAbyA"ethics"? A) acceptedAstandardsAofAbehavior B) knowingAtheAdifferenceAbetweenArightAandAwrong 5A|APAaAgA C) alwaysAfollowingAtheAlaw D) theAmoralApointAofAview 9) WhichAofAtheAfollowingAisAnotAaApillarAofAcharacterAaccordingAtoAtheAJosephsonAInstitute? A) caring B) citizenship C) respect D) judgmental A) reliability B) loyalty 10) WhichAofAtheAfollowingAisAnotAanAelementAofAtrustworthinessAaccordingAtoAtheASixAPillarsAofACharacter? 11) AnAaccountantAwhoAblowsAtheAwhistleAonAfinancialAwrongdoingAbyAhis/herAemployerAbyAgoingAoutsi 6A|APAaAgA C) fairness D) honesty deAtheAentityAviolates A) theAdueAcareAprinciple. B) confidentiality. C) one'sAreliabilityAobligation. D) publicAinterestAobligation. 8) EthicalArelativismAcanAbestAbeAdescribedAasAothers. A) aApointAofAviewAthatAmoralityAisArelativeAtoAtheAnormsAofAone'sAculture. B) aAconceptAthatAholdsAthatAintegrityAshouldAbeAmaintainedAinAtheAfaceAofApressureAby C) anAethicalAreasoningAmethodAthatAholdsAoneAshouldAalwaysAactAoutAofAself-interest. D) anAethicalAreasoningAmethodAthatAholdsAoneAshouldAalwaysAconsiderAtheAeffectAofAone'sAactionsA onAothers. 12) CancelAcultureAresultsAinAeachAofAtheAfollowingAexcept: A) manifestsAitselfAthroughAintoleranceAofAothersAwithAaApointAofAviewAthatAdivergesAfromAgroupAnorms B) exhibitsAaAlackAofArespectAforAsomethingAsomeoneAsaidAorAdidAsuchAasAmakingAoffensiveAcomme ntsAtowardAanother C) itsAgoalAisAtoAembarrassAsomeoneAinAtheirAcommunity D) enablesAaAgreaterAunderstandingAandAmutualAcompassionAforAoneAanother 13) TheA2019AannualApollAonAcivilityAinAsocietyAbyAWeberAShandwickAcontinuesAtoAshowAthatAaAvastAm ajorityAofAAmericansAidentifyAincivilityAasAaAproblemAinAsociety.ATheAconsequencesAofAincivilityAinclud eAallAofAtheAfollowingAexcept A) peopleAfeelingAsaferAinApublicAplaces. 7A|APAaAgA B) cyberbullying. A) respect. B) loyalty. C) courage. D) accountability. 16) TreatingAothersAfairlyAencompassesAtreatingAthem A) equally,Aimpartially,AandAresponsibly. B) equally,Aresponsibly,AandAopenly. C) impartially,Aopenly,AandAdiligently. D) equally,Aimpartially,AandAopenly. 17) WhichAofAtheAfollowingAcharacteristicsAisAnotApartAofAbehavingAwithAempathy? A) beingAloyalAtoAone'sAfriends C) harassmentAandAunfairAtreatmentAofAcertainAgroupsAofApeople. D) feelingsAofAisolationAandAloneliness. 14) RespectAisAanAimportantAcharacterAofAbehaviorAbecause A) itAentailsAaAloyaltyAobligationAtoAone'sAsuperior. B) itAenablesAoneAtoAperformAprofessionalAservicesAcompetently. C) itAisAcriticalAtoAmaintainingAone'sAintegrity. D) itAencompassesAattributesAofAhowAweAshouldAtreatAothers. 15) ResponsibilityAgoesAhandAinAhandAwith 8A|APAaAgA B) beingAunderstandingAofAone'sAfriends C) beingAsensitiveAtoAtheAfeelingsAofAone'sAfriends D) beingAcaringAaboutAone'sAfriends A) conflictAofAinterest. B) lossAofAindependence. C) lackAofAtrust. D) lossAofAobjectivity. 18) IfAone'sAreputationAisAtainted,AitAmayAcreateAa 19) TheAPublicAInterestAPrincipleAinAtheAAICPAACodeAofAProfessionalAConductArecognizes A) theAimportanceAofAintegrityAinAdecisionAmaking. B) theAimportanceAofAloyaltyAtoAone'sAsuperior. C) theAimportanceAofAwhistleblowingAwhenAfinancialAwrongdoingAexists. D) theAimportanceAofAmaintainingAconfidentiality. 9A|APAaAgA ndAexperience. theAindustry. 23) AristotleAbelievedAthat Ablank.‖ A) virtue B) choice C) habit D) trait 22) AACPAAwouldAviolateAtheADueACareAPrincipleAifAhe/she A) undertookAaAprofessionalAengagementAwithoutAhavingAtheArequisiteAbackground,Aknowledge,Aa B) specializedAinAtheAindustryAofAtheAclient,AevenAofferingAtrainingAclassesAforAotherAaccountingAfirmsAonA C) workedAforAanAaccountingAfirmAthatAusedAtwoAexternalApartnerAreviewsAonAhighAriskAauditsAorAclients. D) performedAtaxAservicesAforAanAauditAclientAwithAauditAcommitteeAapproval. blankAalwaysAprecededAtheAchoiceAofAaction.AAristotleAisAquotedAas believing,A―We AareAwhatAweArepeatedlyAdo.ATherefore,AexcellenceAisAnotAanAact.AItAisAa 10A|APAaAgA 24) TheAmethodAofAethicalAreasoningAthatAdealsAwithAmakingAdecisionsAafterAconsideringAtheAinterests AofAothersAis A) egoism. B) enlightenedAEgoism. C) utilitarianism. D) RightsATheory. 25) TheAmethodAofAethicalAreasoningAthatAevaluatesAactionsAinAtermsAofAharmsAandAbenefitsAis A) actAutilitarianism. B) rightsAtheory. C) justice. D) virtue. 20) ObjectivityArequiresAthatAaACPAAshould A) maintainAaAmentalAattitudeAofAintellectualAhonestyAandAindependence. B) maintainAaAmentalAattitudeAofAintellectualAhonestyAandAimpartiality. C) actAinAaccordanceAwithAtheAbestAinterestsAofAone'sAclient. D) actAinAaccordanceAwithAtheAbestAinterestsAofAone'sAemployer. 21) TheAIndependenceAPrincipleAinAtheAAICPAACodeAappliesAto A) allAaccountantsAandAauditors. B) allACPAsAregardlessAofAprofessionalAservices. C) allACPAsAwhoArenderAattestationAservices. D) allAmembersAofAtheAauditAcommittee. 11A|APAaAgA heAgreatestAbenefitsAoverAharmsAis A) actAutilitarianism. B) ruleAutilitarianism. C) rightsAtheory. D) justice. A) enlightenedAegoism. B) actAutilitarianism. 26) TheAmethodAofAethicalAreasoningAthatArequiresAselectingAtheAcorrectAmoralAruleAthatAproducesAt