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Questions # 41:

What type of action should be taken if a registered architect signs and seals engineering drawings?

Options:

A.

The disciplinary process

B.

The enforcement process

C.

Requiring re-registration for His licence

D.

Revoking of his architectural licence and providing him with a mentor

Questions # 42:

Professional members working in what province need to be aware that contract law in that province Is Cased on legislated statutes that date Pack hundreds of years?

Options:

A.

Ontario

B.

Quebec

C.

Newfoundland

D.

New Brunswick

Questions # 43:

A licensed professional mechanical engineer runs a consulting company based in Alberta. The professional is currently designing a project located in Manitoba. The principal modular components of the project are being constructed in Saskatchewan and will be moved and assembled in Manitoba once complete. In order to oversee the construction of the modules, the professional spends a significant amount of their time on-site in Saskatchewan.

Where does the professional need to be registered and why?

Options:

A.

Alberta only, as the professional's consulting company Is based in Alberta.

B.

Manitoba only, as the professional is designing a project located in that province.

C.

Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan, as the professional is practicing in all three provinces.

D.

Alberta and Manitoba only, as the professional's company is in Alberta and the project Is located In Manitoba.

Questions # 44:

Which of the following statements related to Internet communications is false?

Options:

A.

Deleted emails cannot be recovered or traced.

B.

Emails can be easily reproduced and redistributed to a wider audience.

C.

Websites can contain Ill-considered and potentially damaging statements.

D.

A defamatory statement made on a website can be grounds for defamation.

Questions # 45:

Which of the following statements regarding expert witnesses is incorrect?

Options:

A.

They have an obligation to remain neutral.

B.

They can testify about the standard of care required by a contract.

C.

They cannot charge a fee that Is dependent on the outcome of the case.

D.

They cannot be hired by a defendant or plaintiff and must be appointed by the court.

Questions # 46:

For more than 10 years, a licensed professional has been a key employee at DLB Ltd., a small engineering firm that specializes in rotary drill pit technology for the oil and gas sector. Over the years, the professional leads the development of Innovative drill bit designs that significantly Improve DLB Ltd.'s profitability. Though the work is stimulating, the professional feels overworked, under-appreciated, and underpaid. Recently, the professional is actively courted by Gyre Ltd, an engineering company specializing in tunnel-boring technology m the urban transportation industry.

Which of the following actions least conflicts with the professional's responsibilities and loyalties to DLB Ltd?

Options:

A.

Communicating with colleagues that DLB Ltd. is poorly managed and an abysmal place to work

B.

Duplicating their own personal client list collected over time at DLB Ltd. In order to maintain future customer contacts

C.

Sharing designs with Gyre Ltd. contacts Including detailed drill bit configurations specific to models personally generated while at DLB Ltd.

D.

Discussing with Gyre Ltd. recruiters key technical drivers controlling drill bit efficiencies based on knowledge gained through personal experience at DLB Ltd.

Questions # 47:

One licensee professional should Inform another licensed professional when the first is engaged to review work initially performed by the second

Options:

A.

in the interest of public safety

B.

to uphold a duty to the employer and the public

C.

as a professional courtesy or when it is mandated

D.

to maintain professional confidentiality or when directed by management

Questions # 48:

In which of the following situations Is It necessary that a professional be Informed that his or her work Is being reviewed?

Options:

A.

When public safety is involved

B.

When proprietary matters such as trade secrets are involved

C.

When a lawyer requests the review under solicitor-client privilege

D.

When an association conducts a practice review to ensure continuing competency

Questions # 49:

Sam studied engineering outside Canada and has more than 10 years of experience in his home country, where he was a senior engineer. Me recently Immigrated to Canada and was hired by an engineering company to practice in his field of expertise under the supervision of a licensed professional. Although he does not communicate with the client, he uses the title of 'Senior Engineer' in his communications within the company. He has not yet become a licensed professional in Canada.

If the Regulator becomes aware of this situation, the first thing that will likely happen is that the Regulator will

Options:

A.

send this case to court and Sam will have to pay a fine

B.

direct the company to suspend Sam until he becomes a licensed professional

C.

notify Sam that he needs to register and stop using the title until he becomes a licensed professional

D.

Initiate disciplinary action against the responsible licensed professional for supervising an unlicensed professional

Questions # 50:

Ethical theories such as Mill's Utilitarianism, Kant's Duty-Based Ethics, Locke's Rights-Based Ethics, and Aristotle's virtue-Based Ethics are useful for solving ethical questions and directing professionals in resolving dilemmas, because when properly applied, they

Options:

A.

always recommend the same answer to any ethical problem

B.

offer, for consideration, different perspectives for all ethical problems

C.

never recommend the same answer to any ethical problem, so they present a range of possible solutions

D.

are each used for specific types of problems, but when all considered together, they cover the entire range of possible ethical problems

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