Question 1

A local institute of technology has asked a regulated member to present a seminar to the graduating class in the member's field of technology. Since economic times are poor at present, it is the member's opinion that some of these students may soon be competing with the member in the job market. The member decides to leave out some industry information in the seminar. Did the member act unethically?

Options :

A : The member acted ethically because it is the member's discretion as to what information to include in the seminar.

B : The member acted ethically as it is fair to omit information from a seminar that would give students a competitive edge in the market

C : The member acted unethically by serving as a poor role model for the profession and providing incomplete information to the students.

D : The member acted unethically by accepting the invitation to present the seminar given the member's concerns about the economy.

Answer: C

Question 2

Which of the following documents should be stamped or sealed by a qualified professional?

Options :

A : All professional documents prepared by the organization

B : Final drawings, specifications, plans, and similar documents

C : Only professional documents for projects that affect public safety

D : Recommended but not required on any professional documentation

Answer: B

Question 3

In relation to the discipline process for ASET members, what does "professional member" mean?

Options :

A : A retired member of ASET

B : A student member of ASET

C : A member-in-training of ASET

D : A regulated member of ASET

Answer: D

Question 4

Which of the following describes the role of an engineering technologist in Canada?

Options :

A : Planning, aesthetic design, and construction management of buildings

B : Conducting research for the purpose of generating new scientific knowledge

C : Using manual skills to carry out the plans and designs of other professionals

D : Carrying out design, testing, supervision, and other key tasks as part of the engineering or geoscience team

Answer: D

Question 5

Which of the following are the three primary features of the Canadian Constitution?

Options :

A : The creation of statute law, tort law, and contract law

B : The creation of the federal, provincial, and municipal laws and legislation

C : The division of labour, the creation of laws, and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

D : The division of powers, the creation of the courts, and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Answer: D