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1. What is the primary purpose of Republic Act No. 184 in the Philippines?
o A) To regulate the import of electrical equipment
o B) To establish the standards for electrical wiring
o C) To regulate the practice of electrical engineering
o D) To provide guidelines for electrical safety
o Answer: C) To regulate the practice of electrical engineering
2. Which of the following is a requirement for licensing as an electrical
engineer in the Philippines?
o A) Completion of a two-year apprenticeship
o B) Passing the board examination
o C) Membership in a professional organization
o D) Submission of a thesis
o Answer: B) Passing the board examination
3. The Code of Ethics for Electrical Engineers emphasizes which of the
following principles?
o A) Profit maximization
o B) Fairness, honesty, and integrity
o C) Competitive advantage
o D) Innovation and creativity
o Answer: B) Fairness, honesty, and integrity
4. What is the consequence of unethical practices in electrical engineering?
o A) Increased salary
o B) Disciplinary actions by the Board of Electrical Engineering
o C) Promotion to a higher position
o D) Recognition by peers
o Answer: B) Disciplinary actions by the Board of Electrical Engineering
5. Which of the following is a responsibility of electrical engineers towards the
public?
o A) Ensuring maximum profit for the company
o B) Promoting public welfare, health, and safety
o C) Reducing costs at all expenses
o D) Keeping all engineering decisions confidential
o Answer: B) Promoting public welfare, health, and safety
6. Why is continuous professional education important for electrical
engineers?
o A) To maintain a competitive edge in the job market
o B) To stay updated with changes in laws and codes
o C) To increase personal income
o D) To network with other professionals

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o Answer: B) To stay updated with changes in laws and codes

7. What is the role of case studies in understanding professional ethics in
electrical engineering?
o A) They provide entertainment
o B) They offer real-life scenarios for analysis
o C) They are used to test technical skills
o D) They are irrelevant to professional practice
o Answer: B) They offer real-life scenarios for analysis
8. Which of the following is NOT a component of professional conduct for
electrical engineers?
o A) Adherence to safety standards
o B) Commitment to lifelong learning
o C) Engaging in fraudulent activities
o D) Upholding the dignity of the profession
o Answer: C) Engaging in fraudulent activities
9. What is the legal implication of engineering decisions that do not adhere to
safety standards?
o A) They are considered innovative
o B) They may lead to legal action and penalties
o C) They are encouraged for cost-saving
o D) They are ignored by regulatory bodies
o Answer: B) They may lead to legal action and penalties
10. Which of the following best describes the ethical consideration in
professional development?
o A) Prioritizing personal gain over public interest
o B) Ensuring continuous improvement and adherence to ethical standards
o C) Avoiding new learning opportunities
o D) Focusing solely on technical skills
o Answer: B) Ensuring continuous improvement and adherence to
ethical standards
11. What is the primary focus of the Code of Ethics for Electrical Engineers?
o A) Technical innovation
o B) Professional conduct and moral principles
o C) Financial management
o D) Marketing strategies
o Answer: B) Professional conduct and moral principles
12. Which of the following actions is considered unethical for an electrical
engineer?
o A) Reporting safety violations

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o B) Accepting bribes for favorable decisions

o C) Continuing education in new technologies
o D) Collaborating with peers on projects
o Answer: B) Accepting bribes for favorable decisions
13. What is the significance of landmark cases in electrical engineering ethics?
o A) They provide historical context
o B) They set precedents for ethical standards
o C) They are used for entertainment purposes
o D) They are irrelevant to current practices
o Answer: B) They set precedents for ethical standards
14. Which of the following is a key aspect of public welfare in electrical
engineering?
o A) Maximizing company profits
o B) Ensuring the safety and reliability of electrical systems
o C) Reducing the cost of electrical components
o D) Increasing the complexity of designs
o Answer: B) Ensuring the safety and reliability of electrical systems
15. What is the role of the Board of Electrical Engineering in the Philippines?
o A) To promote electrical products
o B) To regulate the practice and ensure ethical conduct
o C) To provide financial support to engineers
o D) To organize social events for engineers
o Answer: B) To regulate the practice and ensure ethical conduct
16. Which of the following is an example of professional misconduct in
electrical engineering?
o A) Conducting thorough safety inspections
o B) Falsifying project data
o C) Attending professional development workshops
o D) Collaborating with other engineers
o Answer: B) Falsifying project data
17. What is the importance of adhering to the Code of Ethics for Electrical
Engineers?
o A) It ensures compliance with legal requirements
o B) It guarantees financial success
o C) It allows for personal interpretation of rules
o D) It is optional for practicing engineers
o Answer: A) It ensures compliance with legal requirements
18. Which of the following is a benefit of ethical engineering practices?
o A) Increased risk of legal issues

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o B) Enhanced reputation and trust

o C) Higher project costs
o D) Reduced quality of work
o Answer: B) Enhanced reputation and trust
19. What is the consequence of failing to promote public safety in engineering
projects?
o A) Increased project efficiency
o B) Legal liabilities and loss of license
o C) Greater public trust
o D) Improved project outcomes
o Answer: B) Legal liabilities and loss of license
20. Which of the following is a key responsibility of electrical engineers towards
their clients?
o A) Ensuring maximum profit for the engineer
o B) Providing honest and accurate information
o C) Keeping all project details confidential
o D) Prioritizing the engineer's personal interests
o Answer: B) Providing honest and accurate information
21. Which of the following best describes a contract in the context of
engineering?
o A) An informal agreement between friends
o B) A legally binding agreement between parties
o C) A recommendation for future projects
o D) A guideline for ethical practice
o Answer: B) A legally binding agreement between parties
22. What is considered a breach of contract in engineering?
o A) Completing a project ahead of schedule
o B) Failing to meet specified terms and conditions
o C) Communicating effectively with clients
o D) Providing regular updates to stakeholders
o Answer: B) Failing to meet specified terms and conditions
23. Which of the following is NOT a necessary element for a valid contract?
o A) Offer
o B) Acceptance
o C) Profit margin
o D) Consideration
o Answer: C) Profit margin
24. In the context of professional ethics, what does "conflict of interest" refer
to?

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o A) Working on multiple projects simultaneously

o B) A situation where personal interests may compromise professional
judgment
o C) Having multiple job offers
o D) Collaborating with competitors
o Answer: B) A situation where personal interests may compromise
professional judgment
25. What is the purpose of the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) in the
Philippines?
o A) To promote electrical products
o B) To regulate and supervise professional practice
o C) To provide funding for engineering projects
o D) To offer technical training courses
o Answer: B) To regulate and supervise professional practice
26. Which of the following terms describes the responsibility of engineers to
ensure their work does not harm the public?
o A) Professional negligence
o B) Due diligence
o C) Contractual obligation
o D) Unethical conduct
o Answer: B) Due diligence
27. What is the maximum penalty for unlicensed practice of electrical
engineering in the Philippines?
o A) Suspension from practice
o B) Fine and/or imprisonment
o C) Mandatory retraining
o D) Loss of job
o Answer: B) Fine and/or imprisonment
28. What is an ethical dilemma in engineering?
o A) A decision that is straightforward and clear
o B) A situation where a conflict arises between two ethical principles
o C) A scenario that involves technical challenges
o D) A choice between two equally beneficial options
o Answer: B) A situation where a conflict arises between two ethical
principles
29. Which of the following actions is essential for maintaining professional
integrity?
o A) Hiding mistakes from clients
o B) Reporting unethical behaviors

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o C) Prioritizing personal gains

o D) Ignoring safety regulations
o Answer: B) Reporting unethical behaviors
30. What is the primary goal of safety standards in electrical engineering?
o A) To increase production speed
o B) To ensure the safety and well-being of individuals and property
o C) To reduce material costs
o D) To maximize profits
o Answer: B) To ensure the safety and well-being of individuals and
property
31. Which of the following is an example of an implied contract in engineering?
o A) A signed agreement for a construction project
o B) An understanding that services will be provided when requested
o C) A verbal promise to complete a task
o D) A written contract with specific terms
o Answer: B) An understanding that services will be provided when
requested
32. What ethical principle is violated when an engineer misrepresents their
qualifications?
o A) Transparency
o B) Professional competence
o C) Integrity
o D) All of the above
o Answer: D) All of the above
33. In what scenario might an engineer face disciplinary action?
o A) Completing a project on time
o B) Failing to follow safety protocols
o C) Attending industry conferences
o D) Networking with peers
o Answer: B) Failing to follow safety protocols
34. What is the significance of obtaining informed consent from clients?
o A) To ensure clients are aware of potential risks and benefits
o B) To increase project costs
o C) To limit the engineer's liability
o D) To expedite the approval process
o Answer: A) To ensure clients are aware of potential risks and benefits
35. Which of the following best describes "due diligence" in engineering
projects?
o A) Taking shortcuts to save time

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o B) Conducting thorough research and analysis before proceeding

o C) Delegating all responsibilities to others
o D) Ignoring safety regulations
o Answer: B) Conducting thorough research and analysis before
proceeding
36. Which of the following statements is true regarding intellectual property in
engineering?
o A) It is not important in engineering work
o B) It can be freely shared without permission
o C) It must be protected to maintain competitive advantage
o D) It is irrelevant to engineering ethics
o Answer: C) It must be protected to maintain competitive advantage
37. What is the primary function of engineering standards?
o A) To increase project costs
o B) To provide guidelines for quality and safety
o C) To limit innovation
o D) To reduce the need for regulations
o Answer: B) To provide guidelines for quality and safety
38. What is the role of ethics in engineering decision-making?
o A) To create confusion
o B) To ensure that decisions are made with consideration for public welfare
o C) To delay project completion
o D) To prioritize profits over safety
o Answer: B) To ensure that decisions are made with consideration for
public welfare
39. Which of the following represents an ethical responsibility of an electrical
engineer towards society?
o A) Overcharging clients
o B) Providing safe and reliable designs
o C) Ignoring safety regulations
o D) Prioritizing personal interests
o Answer: B) Providing safe and reliable designs
40. What is the first step in resolving an ethical issue in engineering?
o A) Ignoring the problem
o B) Analyzing the situation and identifying the ethical dilemma
o C) Making a quick decision
o D) Consulting with non-experts
o Answer: B) Analyzing the situation and identifying the ethical
dilemma

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41. Under what circumstances can an engineer disclose confidential

information?
o A) When they feel like it
o B) With the consent of the client or as required by law
o C) To gain a competitive advantage
o D) When discussing with friends
o Answer: B) With the consent of the client or as required by law
42. What does the term "professional negligence" refer to in engineering?
o A) Ignoring client requests
o B) Failing to perform duties to the standard of care expected
o C) Completing projects late
o D) Participating in professional development
o Answer: B) Failing to perform duties to the standard of care expected
43. Which of the following is an example of a legal liability for engineers?
o A) Providing unsolicited advice
o B) Failing to comply with safety regulations resulting in harm
o C) Attending networking events
o D) Conducting research
o Answer: B) Failing to comply with safety regulations resulting in harm
44. What is the purpose of conflict resolution strategies in engineering?
o A) To ignore disagreements
o B) To effectively address and resolve disputes
o C) To create more conflict
o D) To avoid making decisions
o Answer: B) To effectively address and resolve disputes
45. What ethical obligation do engineers have regarding environmental impact?
o A) To maximize profits regardless of impact
o B) To minimize negative environmental effects
o C) To ignore environmental regulations
o D) To prioritize client preferences over environmental concerns
o Answer: B) To minimize negative environmental effects
46. Which of the following is a common ethical issue faced by engineers?
o A) Collaborating with peers
o B) Plagiarism and misrepresentation of work
o C) Attending industry conferences
o D) Seeking continuing education
o Answer: B) Plagiarism and misrepresentation of work
47. In which scenario might an engineer be exempt from liability?
o A) When they are negligent

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o B) When they acted in good faith and followed industry standards

o C) When they made a mistake
o D) When they ignore regulations
o Answer: B) When they acted in good faith and followed industry
standards
48. What is the primary governing body for the practice of electrical
engineering in the Philippines?
o A) Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)
o B) Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)
o C) National Electrification Administration (NEA)
o D) Department of Energy (DOE)
o Answer: B) Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)
49. Which Republic Act governs the practice of electrical engineering in the
Philippines?
o A) RA 9266
o B) RA 7920
o C) RA 184
o D) RA 9184
o Answer: C) RA 184
50. What is the primary purpose of the Electrical Engineering Code of Ethics in
the Philippines?
o A) To promote competition among engineers
o B) To establish guidelines for ethical conduct and professional
responsibility
o C) To limit the number of registered engineers
o D) To increase project costs
o Answer: B) To establish guidelines for ethical conduct and
professional responsibility
51. Which of the following is a requirement for taking the electrical engineering
licensure examination in the Philippines?
o A) A minimum of two years of work experience
o B) A valid passport
o C) A degree in electrical engineering from a recognized institution
o D) Membership in a professional organization
o Answer: C) A degree in electrical engineering from a recognized
institution
52. What is the maximum penalty for practicing electrical engineering without a
license in the Philippines?
o A) Imprisonment for up to 6 months

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o B) Imprisonment for up to 2 years and/or a fine

o C) Suspension of professional license
o D) Community service
o Answer: B) Imprisonment for up to 2 years and/or a fine
53. What principle is emphasized in the Philippine Code of Ethics for Electrical
Engineers concerning public welfare?
o A) Profit maximization
o B) Honesty and integrity in all professional dealings
o C) Ignoring environmental impact
o D) Limiting communication with clients
o Answer: B) Honesty and integrity in all professional dealings
54. Which of the following is NOT one of the duties of an electrical engineer as
per Philippine law?
o A) Ensuring compliance with safety standards
o B) Engaging in fraudulent practices
o C) Promoting public safety and welfare
o D) Maintaining professional competence
o Answer: B) Engaging in fraudulent practices
55. What should an electrical engineer do if they observe unsafe practices at a
job site?
o A) Ignore it to avoid conflict
o B) Report the unsafe practices to the appropriate authority
o C) Discuss it only with colleagues
o D) Wait until an accident occurs to take action
o Answer: B) Report the unsafe practices to the appropriate authority
56. What is the role of the National Electrification Administration (NEA) in the
Philippines?
o A) Regulating electrical engineers
o B) Overseeing the implementation of rural electrification projects
o C) Issuing electrical engineering licenses
o D) Promoting electrical safety codes
o Answer: B) Overseeing the implementation of rural electrification
projects
57. What is the significance of the Philippine Standard (PNS) in electrical
engineering?
o A) It provides guidelines for marketing electrical products
o B) It sets safety and performance standards for electrical installations
o C) It regulates the pricing of electrical components
o D) It limits the scope of electrical engineering practice

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o Answer: B) It sets safety and performance standards for electrical

installations
58. Under Philippine law, what is the legal basis for an engineer to be held liable
for negligence?
o A) Violation of safety codes
o B) Failure to meet the standard of care expected in the profession
o C) Ignoring client requests
o D) Completing projects on time
o Answer: B) Failure to meet the standard of care expected in the
profession
59. Which Philippine law mandates public bidding for government procurement
projects?
o A) RA 9184
o B) RA 9266
o C) RA 7920
o D) RA 184
o Answer: A) RA 9184
60. What is the primary objective of the Philippine Electrical Code?
o A) To increase the profitability of electrical companies
o B) To ensure the safety and proper installation of electrical systems
o C) To regulate the prices of electrical supplies
o D) To limit the number of electrical engineers in the industry
o Answer: B) To ensure the safety and proper installation of electrical
systems
61. How often must licensed electrical engineers in the Philippines renew their
licenses?
o A) Every year
o B) Every two years
o C) Every five years
o D) Every ten years
o Answer: B) Every two years
62. What is the ethical responsibility of an engineer regarding confidentiality of
client information?
o A) To share it with colleagues freely
o B) To maintain confidentiality unless legally obligated to disclose
o C) To ignore confidentiality agreements
o D) To use it for personal gain
o Answer: B) To maintain confidentiality unless legally obligated to
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63. What type of insurance is typically recommended for electrical engineers in

the Philippines to cover potential liabilities?
o A) Life insurance
o B) Professional liability insurance
o C) Health insurance
o D) Property insurance
o Answer: B) Professional liability insurance
64. Which of the following is a key principle of ethical practice in the
engineering profession?
o A) Plagiarism of designs
o B) Transparency and honesty in all professional communications
o C) Ignoring professional development
o D) Prioritizing personal interests over public welfare
o Answer: B) Transparency and honesty in all professional
communications
65. What should an electrical engineer do if they are offered a bribe by a client?
o A) Accept the bribe if it benefits them
o B) Report the incident to the appropriate authorities
o C) Ignore the offer
o D) Negotiate for a higher amount
o Answer: B) Report the incident to the appropriate authorities
66. Which of the following ethical principles is violated when an engineer
falsifies their credentials?
o A) Accountability
o B) Professional competence
o C) Integrity
o D) All of the above
o Answer: D) All of the above
67. What is the procedure for filing a complaint against an electrical engineer in
the Philippines?
o A) Directly contacting the engineer
o B) Filing a complaint with the PRC or the Board of Electrical Engineering
o C) Posting on social media
o D) Ignoring the issue
o Answer: B) Filing a complaint with the PRC or the Board of Electrical
Engineering
68. Which of the following is a common ethical issue faced by electrical
engineers in the Philippines?
o A) Overreporting project costs

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o B) Ensuring safety compliance

o C) Protecting client confidentiality
o D) Accepting gifts from clients
o Answer: D) Accepting gifts from clients
69. What is the purpose of engineering ethics training in the Philippines?
o A) To improve technical skills
o B) To prepare engineers for potential legal issues
o C) To ensure adherence to professional standards and ethical conduct
o D) To increase project profitability
o Answer: C) To ensure adherence to professional standards and ethical
conduct
70. Which of the following entities is responsible for accrediting engineering
programs in the Philippines?
o A) Commission on Higher Education (CHED)
o B) Department of Energy (DOE)
o C) Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)
o D) National Electrification Administration (NEA)
o Answer: A) Commission on Higher Education (CHED)
71. In the Philippine context, what is the role of the Department of Energy
(DOE) regarding electrical engineering?
o A) To regulate the prices of electrical products
o B) To ensure the sustainable use of energy resources
o C) To provide licenses for electrical engineers
o D) To oversee the marketing of electrical devices
o Answer: B) To ensure the sustainable use of energy resources
72. Which of the following best describes the concept of "due diligence" for
electrical engineers in the Philippines? - A) Ignoring potential hazards in
projects - B) Taking reasonable steps to ensure safety and compliance with
standards - C) Completing projects as quickly as possible - D) Limiting client
consultations - Answer: B) Taking reasonable steps to ensure safety and
compliance with standards
73. What is the primary aim of the Code of Ethics for Electrical Engineers in the
Philippines? - A) To promote personal gain - B) To establish standards for ethical
conduct and professional responsibility - C) To limit competition among
engineers - D) To increase project costs - Answer: B) To establish standards for
ethical conduct and professional responsibility
74. Which of the following is a core principle of the Philippine Code of Ethics
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integrity in professional dealings - C) Ignoring client welfare - D) Competition

over collaboration - Answer: B) Honesty and integrity in professional dealings
75. According to the Code of Ethics, what is an engineer's responsibility
regarding public safety? - A) To ensure compliance only when convenient - B)
To prioritize public safety above all other interests - C) To delegate safety
considerations to others - D) To minimize costs at the expense of safety
- Answer: B) To prioritize public safety above all other interests
76. What should an electrical engineer do if they discover unethical behavior in
a colleague? - A) Ignore it - B) Report it to the appropriate authorities - C)
Discuss it only with friends - D) Publicly confront the colleague - Answer: B)
Report it to the appropriate authorities
77. Which of the following actions is considered a violation of the Code of
Ethics for Electrical Engineers? - A) Providing accurate information to clients -
B) Accepting bribes for project approvals - C) Participating in continuing
education - D) Collaborating with peers on projects - Answer: B) Accepting
bribes for project approvals
78. What does the Code of Ethics say about confidentiality in client relations? -
A) Confidentiality is optional - B) Engineers must maintain confidentiality unless
legally required to disclose - C) Engineers can share information for personal gain
- D) Confidentiality only applies to written agreements - Answer: B) Engineers
must maintain confidentiality unless legally required to disclose
79. Which of the following is an ethical responsibility of electrical engineers
when dealing with clients? - A) To provide misleading information to secure
contracts - B) To ensure clients are fully informed about the risks involved in
projects - C) To charge clients hidden fees - D) To ignore client concerns
- Answer: B) To ensure clients are fully informed about the risks involved in
projects
80. What is an engineer's obligation regarding professional competence under
the Code of Ethics? - A) To avoid seeking further education - B) To continually
improve their knowledge and skills - C) To focus solely on technical skills - D) To
compete against other engineers aggressively - Answer: B) To continually
improve their knowledge and skills
81. Which principle is emphasized in the Code of Ethics regarding the
environment? - A) Environmental concerns are secondary to profit - B) Engineers
should strive to minimize adverse effects on the environment - C) Environmental
regulations can be ignored - D) Engineers should focus only on client demands
- Answer: B) Engineers should strive to minimize adverse effects on the
environment

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82. What should an electrical engineer do when they encounter a potential

conflict of interest? - A) Conceal it from clients - B) Disclose the conflict to the
affected parties - C) Use it to their advantage - D) Ignore the conflict - Answer:
B) Disclose the conflict to the affected parties
83. According to the Code of Ethics, what is the engineer's duty to society? - A)
To maximize personal benefits - B) To contribute to the welfare and safety of the
public - C) To prioritize profitability over public interest - D) To limit access to
their expertise - Answer: B) To contribute to the welfare and safety of the
public
84. What is the ethical stance on advertising by electrical engineers as per the
Code of Ethics? - A) Engineers should engage in misleading advertising - B)
Advertising should be truthful and not misleading - C) All forms of advertising are
discouraged - D) Engineers should exaggerate their qualifications in ads
- Answer: B) Advertising should be truthful and not misleading
85. Which of the following is a requirement under the Code of Ethics when
dealing with public service? - A) Prioritizing personal gain over public interest -
B) Ensuring transparency and accountability in all dealings - C) Keeping project
details confidential from the public - D) Ignoring public feedback - Answer: B)
Ensuring transparency and accountability in all dealings
86. What is one of the key responsibilities of electrical engineers regarding
project documentation? - A) To keep all documents confidential from clients -
B) To ensure accurate and truthful documentation of all project details - C) To
create false documents for personal advantage - D) To avoid documentation to
save time - Answer: B) To ensure accurate and truthful documentation of all
project details
87. Which of the following best describes the ethical approach engineers should
take towards innovation? - A) Innovation should be pursued without regard for
ethical implications - B) Engineers should promote innovation while ensuring
public safety and welfare - C) Innovation should only focus on profitability - D)
Engineers should avoid innovative practices - Answer: B) Engineers should
promote innovation while ensuring public safety and welfare
88. How should engineers handle criticism of their work according to the Code
of Ethics? - A) Dismiss it without consideration - B) Respond defensively - C)
Accept constructive criticism and use it for professional growth - D) Blame others
for the criticism - Answer: C) Accept constructive criticism and use it for
professional growth
89. What is the expectation regarding honesty in professional relationships as
stated in the Code of Ethics? - A) Honesty is encouraged but not mandatory - B)
Engineers must be honest and transparent in all professional interactions - C)

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Engineers can omit facts if it benefits them - D) Honesty is only required in legal
matters - Answer: B) Engineers must be honest and transparent in all
professional interactions
90. Which of the following is prohibited by the Code of Ethics for Electrical
Engineers? - A) Networking with peers - B) Engaging in collusion to fix prices - C)
Participating in professional development - D) Collaborating on projects
- Answer: B) Engaging in collusion to fix prices
91. What should engineers do if they are uncertain about the ethical
implications of their actions? - A) Proceed without concern - B) Consult the
Code of Ethics or seek guidance from peers - C) Ignore their doubts - D) Make
decisions based solely on personal benefit - Answer: B) Consult the Code of
Ethics or seek guidance from peers
92. What does the Code of Ethics say about engineers' obligations to their
profession? - A) Engineers should act only in their own interests - B) Engineers
must uphold the dignity and honor of the profession - C) Engineers should avoid
any involvement in professional organizations - D) Engineers can disregard
professional norms - Answer: B) Engineers must uphold the dignity and
honor of the profession
93. According to the Code of Ethics, how should engineers approach their
relationships with clients? - A) With indifference to their needs - B) With
respect, fairness, and integrity - C) With a focus solely on profit - D) With secrecy
and mistrust - Answer: B) With respect, fairness, and integrity
94. What is the Code of Ethics’ stance on loyalty among engineers? - A) Loyalty
to clients supersedes ethical obligations - B) Engineers should maintain loyalty to
their profession and ethical standards - C) Loyalty is unimportant in professional
relationships - D) Engineers should prioritize personal relationships over
professional ones - Answer: B) Engineers should maintain loyalty to their
profession and ethical standards
95. In the event of an ethical breach by a colleague, what does the Code of
Ethics recommend? - A) Ignore the breach to avoid conflict - B) Address the
issue directly and report it if necessary - C) Confront the colleague publicly - D)
Join in on unethical behavior - Answer: B) Address the issue directly and
report it if necessary
96. What principle regarding fairness is emphasized in the Philippine Code of
Ethics? - A) Preferential treatment for certain clients - B) Fair and unbiased
treatment of all clients and stakeholders - C) Ignoring client complaints - D)
Prioritizing personal connections over fairness - Answer: B) Fair and unbiased
treatment of all clients and stakeholders

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97. Which of the following behaviors is considered unprofessional conduct for

electrical engineers? - A) Adhering to safety standards - B) Engaging in personal
attacks against colleagues - C) Participating in continuing education - D)
Collaborating with peers to improve project outcomes - Answer: B) Engaging in
personal attacks against colleagues
98. According to the Code of Ethics, how should engineers handle their
professional relationships with clients? - A) With transparency and
accountability - B) With secrecy and manipulation - C) By prioritizing personal
interests over client needs - D) With indifference to client feedback - Answer: A)
With transparency and accountability
99. What is the ethical expectation regarding engineers' behavior at
professional events? - A) To network only for personal gain - B) To promote
their own services aggressively - C) To conduct themselves in a manner that
reflects positively on the profession - D) To avoid engaging with other
professionals - Answer: C) To conduct themselves in a manner that reflects
positively on the profession
100. How should engineers respond to criticism regarding their work in a
professional setting? - A) With defensiveness and hostility - B) By taking it as a
personal attack - C) By listening thoughtfully and using it as an opportunity for
improvement - D) By ignoring the feedback altogether - Answer: C) By listening
thoughtfully and using it as an opportunity for improvement

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