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Comprehensive Ethics & Good Governance Bank (1000 Questions)

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What does "Accountability" mean in governance?

A. Total control B. Financial profit C. The obligation of power-holders to account for their actions D. Individual freedom

What is a "Whistleblower"?

A. A musician B. A police officer C. A sports official D. A person who exposes secretive information within an organization

What is "Citizen Charter"?

A. A list of laws B. A tax receipt C. A map of the country D. A document representing the commitment to quality service

Who is considered the father of Ethics?

A. Immanuel Kant B. Socrates C. Plato D. Aristotle

What is a core pillar of Good Governance?

A. Transparency B. Secrecy C. Nepotism D. Bureaucracy

What does "Integrity" mean?

A. Honesty and strong moral principles B. Physical strength C. Financial wealth D. Political power

Why is "Neutrality" important for civil servants?

A. To serve regardless of political affiliation B. To avoid working C. To hide information D. To support the ruling party only

What is an "Ethical Dilemma"?

A. A legal problem B. A situation in which two moral principles conflict C. A technical glitch D. A financial crisis

Which international organization is a major proponent of Good Governance?

A. FIFA B. OPEC C. Interpol D. UNDP

What is the definition of "Corruption"?

A. Hard work B. Public service C. The abuse of entrusted power for private gain D. Social activism

What is "Empathy" in public service?

A. Financial auditing B. Understanding the feelings of others C. Strict adherence to rules only D. Public speaking

What is "Professional Ethics"?

A. Religious rituals B. Personal hobbies C. Family traditions D. Principles that govern the behavior of a person in a business environment

What is the "Rule of Law"?

A. The law of the strongest B. Religious law only C. Military rule D. No one is above the law

What is "Nepotism"?

A. Social justice B. Merit-based hiring C. Equal opportunity D. Favoritism shown to relatives

What is the primary goal of a public servant?

A. Political fame B. Personal profit C. Serving the public interest D. Private business growth

Which term refers to the standards of behavior that are considered acceptable in a society?

A. Statutes B. Morals C. Laws D. Regulations

Which of these is NOT a characteristic of Good Governance?

A. Responsiveness B. Participation C. Exclusivity D. Rule of Law

Which of these helps prevent corruption?

A. Opaque processes B. Centralization of power C. Digitalization of public services D. Lack of auditing

What does "Efficiency" mean in governance?

A. Increasing staff B. Spending more money C. Delaying tasks D. Optimizing resources to achieve results

What is the branch of philosophy that deals with the principles of right and wrong?

A. Logic B. Ethics C. Epistemology D. Metaphysics